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The evening world., 1894-05-21
The Lords Day.
To the Editor

TO Ihr TUlTNTE
| would like TO suggest to "a Sabbath Keeper"
the ]propriety Of reading more closely church his
tory. and particularly the New Testament scrip
lures, for | am persuaded that he. or she. will
fnd that the primitive Christians observed the
first day OF the week lords day. to commemor
ate the death and resurrection OF the Christ, and
on that day they partook Of bread and wine.
This practice OF the Apostles and disciples ante
dates the Roman Catholic Sunday holiday. The
Jews. according 10 their law, observed the
seventh dsy until Christ, by his death. abolished
the law. The divine command to rest after labor
ing six days is Just as binding to day as ever.
and all Christians obey the law by abs,aining from
laror every seventh day. For convenience o,
Christians all observe the FIRST day of the week.
A PROTESTANT.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
LAWYER AND CLIENT FINED.
Guilty of Contempt for Filing n
Fnlse Answer to n Suit.

Justice Lawrence. in the Supreme
Court, to-day ned Lawyer James Tay-
lor and his client. James Campbell, SO
each for contempt OF court in Ming a
false answer in a lawsuit before him.
II. kochler X Co, sued Campbell for
Sf23 for merchandise, In answer to
the suit, Campbell. tErouLh his lawyer.
denied the debt and denied making Ger
tain notes which he had given in pay
nent.
Justice Lawrence told Campbell that
he was convinced he was trying to de
feat the ends OF Justice, and, in addition
entered Judgment aEalrst Campbell for
the amount Of the debt, with interest.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Postal improvements Needed.

To The EdItor'
Many objects have been discussed. advices
asked and given. and many complaints made. but
why don't we hear something about why there is
no writing material on the lower floor OF the Cen
eral Pos New York City, 50 that a person
may be able to address n letter or write a postal
card Why don't they push the matter of having
postal savings banks so the people may have an
opportunity Of saving that little money which
they are able to lay over once in a while ?
Why not let the letter-carriers have the same
privileges as police and hremcn, and allow them
a free ride on Elevated and surface cars?
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Lady inspectors of Nuisances.'

Nine ladies passed the April examina~l
ton at the Sanitary Institute, OF Lon-
don, for positions as inspectors OF nui-
sances. Are our ladies coming to this1
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Roast Sturgeon.

Remove the skin from a thick piece
of the fish weighing about three or four
pounds. lay some thin slices Of larding
pork over 1t. and season it with salt and
p Put a slice OF onion. half a car
1T. a bay leaf and a spray Of parsley
in a dripping pan with a little water.
Set the fish on a rack in the dripping
nan in a hot oven. and let it roast TIL
thoroughly done, basting 1t every ten
minutes with the liquid in the pan. Serve
it with rich sauce like e%spagnol. Smok-
ed sturgeon, which comes at a low price.
is good. Split the slices, broil them
lightly and serve them with a little but
ter sprinkled over them.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Using Cigar Ribbons.

The latest fad in fancy work is to
make table covers out of cigar ribbons.
They are made like a crazy quilt, using
the ribbons for the patches. OF course,
the ribbons are cut so that when they
are sewed together they make an irreg-
ular design. The dea is a pretty one,
and you can have no conception of the
beauty of a cover so made until you
ave seen one.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

loosely. The whole style. while it is ex-
tremely smart. adapts itself alike to the
requirements of the slim and the stout.
the long lines Of the ribbon undoubtedly
giving a good effect to the figure: and
the coat can be COMPLETED either with a
shirt, which should. of course. boast a
tie to match the ribbons. and may be
finished with an inner vest of the cloth
striped again with these ribbons, as II
appears IN the picture.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
An Oven a

A low chair. made by saving of the
legs OF a common kitchen chair until 1t
is low enough to suit one. Will a cushion
Of dark calico, is a useful adjunct to the
work to sit in while waiting a few min
utes for the biscuit or cake to bake. One
can open the oven door without stopping
to examine the article cooking.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

PARTISAN portion OF the bill was. OF
course, n Plat Joker. and nobody except
the Republican boss and his pals cared
what became Of 1t. II had been rendered
practically harmless. The provisions In
the'bill as to the powers OF the Superin-
tendent should have been enough to In
sure the signing OF the measure. they
would have been 80 with n Governor who
put public duty before other considcra'
lions.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

Once more a note OF alarm is sounGe!
as TO the designs 81 the Metropolitan
Traction Company controlling the
Broadway cable road on Fifth avenue.
Constant vigilance must be the price OF
h a t~horoughfare's preservation. \
good hrst step 10 thwart the railway
men will be the passage OF that DRILL
nance. now before the Board OF Al
dermen, providing that between certain
hours in certain seasons Fifth avenue
above T~wenty-hfth street, UP 10 the
Park, shall be free from trucks an
other ~hindranCes TO pleasure driving.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
A Doutinr Costume,

This Is a boating costume par excel
lence, though the same notion could be
adapted for a tennis costume or a
cricket costume, or a golf suit. 1t con-
sists of a coat and skirt, threaded with
club ribbons, these being brought
through buttonholed Sits right all the
way down the skirt, and terminating
with loose ends, while the jacket has a
collar of excellent shape treated In the
same fashion. with ends hanging
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Wealth and PurchasIns Power,

NJ. Tt7-H J sarl'-rt uys. Wealth is any
tA.ag rElrh ~e1rts-s "a It. owner purchasing
pewe-' t-i re a.ss,a- !=netiltely arises,
'~rlsa,'l.' - vr5zs,lT' r1asr. and hi. NJ.
SANFORD - r., sPes-:y Dses he then ooarsr!
that slavery g vts.'A ter TIE o-asr could con-
'ev rs sarb ls'- -ats Azt 'hgs purchase any
Ting - ~r-v3--' Let " aa:'-ri Try asa.n be-
fore u sf,s-gI 20 s7-'--ra- TAA: be is please
10 tern a srEs-,II kas-r4.y." TIE shsLrtity
is in NJ Stafford : EI.-r ard nrt in II. single
tax, ONWARD ~ CAFFALL.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
ACTOR GORMAN HELD.


Edward j. German, an actor, pleaded
not guilty To the charge Of sending oh
scene letters through the mail. before
Judge Benedict. in the United States
Circuit Court, this morning. Suhse-
Qucntly United States Commissioner
Shields admitted him to hail in $1,000 TO
apcar for trial next November.
German who u formerly n member
OF Hnrrigan's liz accused OF
annoying Miss Lulu Skillman. an ac-
tress. by sending her letters that are
'uniit for publication"
The evening world., 1894-05-21
The Chaniois Glove.

The warm weather will force some OF
the kid gloves Into retirement and bring
the channels glove to hand Although
chamois is much thicker than kid or
goat skin, 1t makes a cooler glove. pc
cause 1t is more porous. In many OF 'he
glove shops these Summer gloves are
sold for 90 cents. They are not always
a good shape, being short-fingered ana
clumsy wristed, but they are well maao
and wash and wear like sailcloth.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

The following represent the best meats
FOR children l. the order of their digesti-
bility: Cold mutton, mutton chops, veni-
son. tenderloin. sirloin steak, lamb chops,
rost beef. RABBIT meat and chicken.
Veal, pork, turkey. goose and duck
should be excluded from the children's
bill OF fare.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Demornlixing Effects of Teas"

A society woman has what her hus-
band calls IA tea jag" every Wednes-
day night after an afternoon at home.
She finds the effcts so disastrous that
now she no longer takes a cup Of tea
with each guest, but sips hot water and
milk instead.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

The Evcnirs worlt' has received an addition
q sass for the Golisers family vh1 were turned
cut 0: their A'me al - Allen street las; weines.
lay. The amount w.s gives 70 Yrs, Gal3hcre
Al seT nsN bone - nrcaA-' stree, B-'s the
antsyr bEl cAiltrrn have recovered fr0G tae e.
itcis y haylEg rAuA to r.gtts IL tie s.rte,
In frnni ., ikalr A.ne-
The evening world., 1894-05-21

It doesn't seem as II the Senators
could exactly AFFORD to let that bribery
investigation go on In secret, The
charges are public matters. The in
terests at stake are the %public's. The
inquiry should also be public. with all
h facts which II brings out.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

Gov. Flower Jumps the late New York
Bipartisan Police Commission bin VITA
three measures affecting other cities As
plain violations q the principles u
home rule, The fact thai The Stat,
Legislature has anything TO say aAou,
the direct administration OF municipal
AFFAIRS is a violation Of the principle 10
which the Governor refers. But since
the Legislature does have the power it
shouldn't have. the best thing it can do
Is to exercise It's authority IN the way
desired by the majority in the affected
municipality. Il did this in passing a
New York City bill which made the SUI
p~erintendent OF Police, himself u police
man. much more OF a responsible head
eS the force than he Is now, The b.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Mr.. DAILY HAS A new STAR.
An English Actress Who Will
Play Juliet Here.
News Paragraphs That VIII Interest
Local Thcatre-G oers.

,,os, ,,,,.o, n, e, 1901, gos.
i'''' u " "'''' -.
Iprlrb has been presented by his or
,,.s,r, ut,h , mural vrcntb His
,n's''' W" .n' amnasa, ,ar
Love- sweet Love, composer -
Theresa Vaughn. Is being sung with
,,.,, s,,c,ss In IeIpsic Comedians
,''' a.. =, CT. .,.,,
waiter Jones ana W. II. s'o"h FP"n'
Sunday at West Point Military Acad-
~tnorulnted with local Jokes to be inter-
80, -, ,.,,.ars 49,, 10
p"Ia''d "h''' ."' sou''e "'''n,' ~ w
SEQ "li92'' ON June II. Herr NilanNi IL
J., lao shawr , wc.k f,,,n
ing pictures I" ne SHOWN " "''N 'l'"'
tonight. lie promises the most star
Hing and sensational examples Of ami
,.s .ha,n rhora vii no ono
mate art ever SHOWN lhere VIII ne o"'
group. II scmi-nude. OF a dozen figures
scene is IA spirited conversation etwee
the Irish policeman. a pretty nursegirl
-" 'asa,s .n,ou ch,ld tho latter
ana IA precoclo"s s,'ati emu !"
personnted by little Doris. a juvenile
prodigy. aged five, who knows the en-
tire role OF Juliet.
To star Olga Nethersole, an English ac-
tress. in this country next season; She
viii appear chiefly In the role OF Juliet.
MIR. DAILY gives her this season here
principally that he may build her up
AS an attraction for his London Theatre
played in The ransEressor WniSi uli
hnt please l'ohu"h .nea.ie- 49,, ss
Nions 70 tnat SHe Was ny maas re-
In The silent Hattie,, she niane nsr
earliest ny IN Syahes %,iruhat W amonSss
Trap, which failed here at "allaek 5
some tme ago
A one-night stand manager recently
wrote Comedian Thomas q. Seabrooke's
representative for a date for 'Tabasco,'
his new comic opera. and added in his
letter that he hoped the new opera was
"full Of tropical songs" Senbrooke's
business manager sent the following
reply: II have referred your commune
cation to Mr.. S~eabrooke, who begs me to
state that the songs will be more tropi-
u, -,
mis- evening MIR. Sousa VIII give Z
S"usa proRramme at the Madison squar'
viii play The Washington March,
" The EG,u Ideal Liberty Rell" &C.
as Sousa alone can have them PLAYED,
Edward ~; lice gives employment Z
"Iiaa,' pixcv and T.
$3.50 per week. or considerably over
quarter of "A million for n season of fort,
weeks.
D, ,. s,,, ,.r
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The evening world., 1894-05-21

Charges OF gambling in Sugar stock
and connivtng with Trusts affect more
than the individual regulations OF Sena-
tors at Washington. They are matters
OF the Gravest public import. The pub
lie is entitled TO be present at the In
v~estigation Of the charges, or 70 have
immediate access TO full reports OF the
inquiry. The whole aNair is the PEG.
pies own business,
The evening world., 1894-05-21
1 Clnsc RiNmIrN.

TIE Senate And tie cN' strike are rivals TO-
the homer @: sttus the business o.. the eavrir,
TIE m5s, 'AuAstnE blows se,o~ the Se.t-Louis,
VILE CC-rltr-JClrnA.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

In order TO make other help more
available and effective, New York must
help itself to the utmost OF its ability.
1t cannot do this while working In
narrow partisan bonds. The issue or the
hour is broadly municipal, 1t must be
met by united friends Of the municipal
tty-
The evening world., 1894-05-21
The First Woman ryp...,ter.

Chicago has the first woman setter Of
tyLe in the person of Mrs. l.. S. Jones
Mrs. Jones is said to he the pioneer Of
her sex in this work in this country.
She thinks 1t a valuble and very suita-
BILE trade for women.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
BcuInh CounciTs Concert.

20 the Eiitor3
iucl,scd please md check for so. same being
he net proceeds ~ n concert Eiyrn by ReuIah
Council No. sol. \. l., " II, for the hencn,
" your mos; worthy cause, the STICK babies Fund.
Sincerely regrrttins our efforts did not prove a
more financial success. A q PARKS. Treasurer.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Army Worms ut Albion. n. Y


ALBION, y Y, MAY :l-The army Ecrm has
made It's Appearance tn the fruit trees Ia this To-
cAl.iy. and nGav apple orchards already have the
appearance. q haylns beer swept ~ ars. 81
far as noticed. orchards which we're tho-ouFhly
sprayed have esc,P-i the destructive NsitSuCa.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
LETTERS.

f7ns column i open 10 ,peryoodv rho has a
complaint TO make, a grievance to p~entinte' tntor-
NATION TO gre. a r,btect Of general interest TO DIS
c1ls or a pubic service TO acknowledge, and "ho
can put he idea into iess than 100 words. Long
,ute-s cannot be printed.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

The Sick Babies Fund OF THE Even
Ing World" offers you IA splendid oppor
tunity for the investment ~ your spare
pennies, or dimes, or dollars.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

1t Is not partisan interests that the
best New Workers. care to better. 1t is
the great. municipal interests which
are above all parties that good citizens
wish to advance.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Mischievous Footwear.

II isn't all the shoes fau that people
" sore feet. Stockings that are too big
and stockings with thick seams and
clumsy earnings do tender soles a lot Of
mischief.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

"The Evening Worlds veto rrophe-
cies OF April % have been carried out
to the letter by the Governor who has
also kept Brockwnyism alive.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

II your trunk must be in your ~ a
1t will be improved in appearance g. !.
cover. This may be OF darn w,
duck. the exact shape but n tribe lars
than the box. Trim the bottom ,hs
two ruhles OF dark-blue silk ~.
sides make pockets, II desired N
shirred silk and have a thin cuSh''A
the duck for the top. Z
The evening world., 1894-05-21

Another Anarchist has paid IA prompt
penalty for n murderOus crime I'm
France. And Prendergast IL stili un-
hanged In Chicago.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
A S 9 9 I
May has turned cold and tickle.

Gov. Flower Is hoist by his W
veto power.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

Paul Arthur and jefferson De Angels
have been engaged by Manager Nat
Roth AS principal comedians for the
Della Fox Opera Company, which he
gins its season in this city next Septem-
Der at the Casino.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
SAl-sO.
A Cemetery for Dead Rooms.

The tack rsri - ran is 4 burial ground 'or
YsnlgR' Naoms TIA. Nr-e prvpatu-vIy ha;eAA 10
TIE Spriug -Rorhrsicr ~lrmserAl
The evening world., 1894-05-21

Greater New York will be n home
ruled New York. n the constitutional
Convention proves worth converting.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Stocks Worn in Bed.

There is no knowing what the de-
signers OF French lingerie are about
Formerly they had regulation modeis'
The evening world., 1894-05-21

Rain. wind and big breakers, added
to the tidal wave of reform, made II
dreary Sunday for Coney Island.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

with their new green and white
lamps the park police might be known
as la~nterneers.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

Worry is a baneful curse and source
of untold evils. 1t seams the face with
lines and burrows and has a most de-
pressing effect upon that hyper-sensi-
tive organ, the stomach. The physio-
logical explanation of this Is the close
alliance OF the great sympathetic nerves.
which are worse IA the telegraph for
carrying bad Jews; the worry and anx-
iety which depress the brain produce
simultaneously a semi-paralysis of tho
nerves of the stomach, gastric juices will
not flow. and-presto! there is indigest
ton. one sign of mental health Is sci
renity of temper and a self-control that
enables us TO bear with ~equanimity and
unrufIled temper the petty trials and
jars of life. especially those arising
from contact with scolding, irascibles
irritating folk. 1t is well to remember
at such times hat these unfortunateS
are their own worst enemies. and a culA
tivation of the art OF not hearing Will
help us very much. 1t is a very usefuy
art all through life. n well WORTH
some trouble to acquire.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

This evening Mr.. Sousa will give a
Sousa programme at the Madison Square
Garden, comprising the popular compost
will play The Washington March"
The Beau Ideal 4" Liberty Bell" &C,
as Sousa alone can have them played.
The evening world., 1894-05-21

A one-night stand manager recently
wrote Comedian Thomas O. Seabrooke's
representative for a date for 'Tabasco,'
letter that he hoped the new opera was
''full OF tropical songs" Senbrooke's
business manager sent the following
reply II have referred your commune
cation to MIR Seabrooke, who begs me to
state that the songs will be more tropi-
cal later in the season when the mer'
curry rises in the thermometer"
The evening world., 1894-05-21

The Pennsylvania flood news recalls
painful memories OF Johnstown.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
II. LIS One Dollar.

To the Editor:
lnclosci please hni 81 for the Sick Rabies
Fund, II, l..
The evening world., 1894-05-21
w. X. vanderbiIrs Newport Palace

ny Associated freSSl
NEWPORT. R. l.. Nay NV, X vAndsreti
VIII opsa his marble palace some tine IN JaI.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Another Dollar.

To the Editor
Inclosed please tni 81. the same to be used Tor
the Sick Rabies Fund W. A. SlIEEpE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
LECTEELN. MEETINGS IND SEBMONS

The nrs' lecture 90 the independent order iFnai
B'r.th course VIII be- given at u a. m. tomorrow
~ Jaerers Han MaiIson-ave. AMI Fifty -nin,h-st.
simon VOL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 20 Egypt. Will lec;-
nre on THE American Jew ~ Soldier and Pa
trio;"
The Adorned annual meeting Of the County
Medical Society will I've held Monday even
ing At the Academy OF Medicine No. Il West Forty
thirl-st.
Dr W H. Mnburn chaplain OF the United States
Senate. viii address young men at Association Hall.
Twenty third st and Fourth-avc.. tomorrow. a; 4
o. H. The Ncw-York Ladies' Quartet will furnish
the music
About five years ago a number Of young peoples
societies connected with some OF the churches OF
Ncw-York and Brooklyn. organized the Association
OF Young Peoples Church Societies ~ the city OF
New-York Their object was 10 derive such benefit
as they might from the exhange Of ideas In the
discussion - plans AMI methods 81 work At the
meeting held in Plymouth Church last April It was
resolved To make greater efforts To enlarge the
socations usefulness by engaging the help of many
more young peoples societies. With that end In
view A committee was appointed to draft plan for
Reorganization and to report AT the meeting to be
held In the Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Twenty -fourth-st and Madison-ave.. on next Mon
day evening The Rev. Drs. Charles II. Parkhnrst
and LYMAN Abbott have promised 10 address the
meeting. !
The Mount Holyoke Alumnac Association will
meet ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel this morning at
II o'clock Luncheon viii be served at o'clock.
The Rev Dr. Ncwland Maynard viii preach to-
morrow evening AT st. Agness Chapel Trinity
Parish. In Ninety second ST.
The Rev. Dr. Arson =. Atterburv will preach to
the knights Of Pythias. Uniform Rank tomorrow
evening at the Park Presbyterian Church. Amster-
dam-ave. and Eighty slxth-st.
The Rev Thomas T.. Hughes, fellow of the orr
entail University OF the Punjab. and author Of
"The Dictionary Of Islam" will deliver the last
lecture OF his course the Religions Of china
and Japan" In the Church of the Holy Scpulchre,
Seventy -fourth-st and Park ave. to- morrow even
ing at o'clock the subject being "Chrlstianty
In China and Japan"
minstrel and vaudeville performance Will he
given by the Olympic Association. which comprises
several members Of Olympic Lodge No. 201. l. o. q.
f. Nenwick Hall. Eighty Est and Third
nve on THANKSGIVING evening. November %
The Rev. Dr. T De witt Talmaee will preach In
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. Madi-
son-ave. and FIFTY -thirdst. tomorrow evening. at
\ o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
EFCOTIHING THEIR MONEY.

swlNpLEp LrMuERMEN or TIE NORTHWEST
HUNTING rP THEIR FUNDS
Cleveland. NOV p About SLIGO If the hundreds
Of thousands that Charles Delaney ana Mrs Harris.
% the PonnsylvAnin Land and Lumber Company are
alleged 20 have swinalod Northwestern 'umbermen
out OF recovered In this city this afternoon.
Mrs. Harris deposited the money I'm one OF the
private compartments OF the Merchants Savings
Dellenbaugh. Of THIS city. sot order from the
Court this morning authorizing the Sheriff - force
the compartment open The money was I'm green
backs - small denomnI and gold. the latter
tcI IN womAn's stocking This makes about
$500 that has been recovered up . late Mr..
D'ncnbaush. Hno has been retained by samuel
Gates. ~ saginaw. ANA other iGmb"rmen who were
swini.-d. said tonight that he had hopes Of re-
covering much more Of the money. II not all OF
l. His best Information H. that there Is about
SlocO worth o. the companys worthless paper.
most ~ which f. four months notes. and that DE
laney AMI The Harris woman have realized AZ least
tE0eJ On the lumber for which the notes were
given. Detectives n, work In all the large
cities in this part ~ the country trying 20 locate
money Dellcnbtugh l. satisfied that the greater
iIrt - ~ mas been deposited In safety deposlt
vaults by the Harris woman under different nam"
n each place 81 far the attorneys learn.
neither Delaney nor the woman has done anything
that makes them answ"rab.e 70 the criminal laW.
80 flrgerles were committed and there was nothing
Illegal IN The giving of the n'tr.. The oIiy way
ihr s"in!rl IAthcs can recover - 10 sue on me
n1f"s AMI attach IN" money wherever n may Ne
found There j. ttle doubt that he attorneys an !
detectives kno" where IN" Harris woman IL. al
though they refuse 20 divulg" 10 She has been
shaI1n~I bt NrN-Nork detective FOR weeks. being
fo wed from PIT iburg To chicago ami back several
Times. -. is known 20 have travelled under the
name. u Patterson Emerson AMI Mckinley. sac
iei 'sitrl "a" money in hs ci;y under the name of