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The evening world., 1894-10-09
Is This Our HeIls
To the Editor

To the Editor
bible Swlcnt' says and these the wicked
shall go away INTO everlasting punishment" but
the righteous into life eternal The everlast-
ing punishment and the eternal life are condI-
tons OF human life here on the earth; not that
human beings shall live eternaliy. but that those
who do things rightly have justification, and enter
the condtion-"eternal life" Those who do
things wrongly unrighteous and must dwell
in tie condition OF ceaseless condemnAtion-self-
condemned-which Ia the everlasting punish
ment" These two conditions are parallel, and
obtain here and now, and those who worry
ing about living after they are dead. are In the
condemnation. and miss the eternal life"
STORMS MYERS.
rdReWater View, Dlyslde, Oct. g. 1894.
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All Interesting, but One vital.

To the Editor:
The subject OF who Gains wife was Is very In
teresting How to get acquainted with young
lady you do not know, without nirting, should
cause every one to think hard Is there another
life in store for us after we have SHOOK the
dust OF this one from feet' Is question
that has been much agitated and thought over
but is still quite fresh. Are ypewriters good
housewives is a novel question Do flowers be-
come men with dark hair is a very much vexed
question. and 3 many others but what
want to know is how many Evening World
readers have read Progress and Poverty" "nd
how many people know what an excellent thing
the single tax ls7 Can any reader let me know
where to obtain book called The Story OF My
DIctatorshipf" A CAT
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Who Wants Some Marble Cutr

To the Editor:
We must inform you that the marbie-eutters
and interior decorators in marble are out OF EN-
ployment for months and months ana srett
many are on the verge OF starvation II 10 I'M
possible to get job In this city Machinery mas
made terrible inroads In the marble industry for
tina last ten years In New York a very large
number are out OF work for long, long time.
and great suffering exists. and the cold Winter
near at hand. What will the poor men doi
F. THoRToN.
NJ o. SMITH.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Tho Newest Purses.

Pretty little gray or tan suede barn
with a cord drawing-string to match At
the top are shown as novelty purses
They are usually ornamented by a slight
silver tracery, as a filmy silver-thread
spiders web, with Its wary spinner
among the meshes, or some conventional
design. Others Of the bags are finished
at the top by row Of pansies or other
delicate-hued flowers painted upon the
sueue ana carefully cut out along the
upper edge.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
FOR THE SICK BABY FUND.
Late Contributions Sent in for "rhe
Evening Worlds" worthy
Charity.

The following additional contributions
have been received for the Sick Babies
Fund.
Entertainment Richmond Hall. May Col.
ligan and others. 90
Concert. Eleventh street, Brooklyn Miss
Jensen and others. observation-disclosures. 80
Fair. s63 Eighth avenue, Helena DolAn
and Others. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Magic Lantern, $50 Eighteenth street,
Brooklyn. Richard Bearhope and others. ia
Eiylra...... Observation-Disclosures. 10
Magic lantern, Rutherford. ~ j., Alpha
H. Phillips and others................... 400
Total US ~
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To the Editor:
Enclosed please ind S114 proceeds OF a magic
lantern show given Saturday evening at $50
Eighteenth street. Brooklyn. for tho benefit of
the Sick Babies Fund Sincerely hoping that our
next efforts will be more successful we are very
respectfully,
Richard Bearhope, Frank Hertig
Charles liertig. Robert Bearhope.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Lemon MacarOons.

One pound powdered sugar, four eggs.
Juice of three lemons, rind of one. one
cupful of flour {heaping fulD, one-half
teaspoonful nutmeg. Butter your hands
lightly. take up small Jumps Of the mix
ture, make into balls the size Of wal
nut, and lay on buttered paper more
than two inches apart.
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| <H0HSE 5a ,|1|sHf1ME |
aSoos1zSag ,4y., Son.nG

and coffee, but TO make their own beds,
ana do such sweeping, busting and
cleaning as they may be able. That
such a Knowledge. of homework would
prove invaluable to them in after life,
Is needless to say. Often mother is SO
situated that such help would tighten
many a weary day of toll. and then.
bye and bye, when the ladies' vote, of
course, the men folks will know how to
Keep house.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Chairman Wilson'S neighbors evident
iy saw clearly through those stories Of
the tariff reform champions "hobnob-
bling with British free traders" The
Congressman welcome home was such
as true American might well be proud
TO receive.
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Maybe Mr.. Gerry VIII lie Scared.

To the Editor:
While reading this mornings paper came upon
an ssticle concerning Mr.. Gerry. 1t seems that
wise. humane gentleman wants whipping-post
established. What for1 To lash some OF those
,amiable sneaks he has in his employ Mr. Gerry
was born long after his time. He and Brock
way should have lived in the Dark Ages They
are two good pals. Such a barbaric thing IN
this nineteenth century! Are the people awake
or dreaming to allow a man like him such alb
solute sway? Many a poor creature has been
deprived OF her own flesh and blood through
splte and lies, and her children turned over to
that man. wonder II in his sleep or at some Of
the grand functions he and his attends he don't
hear the cries OF the little children and their
heart broken parents In his ears' hope he does
That's all ANTI-sLAvERY.
q suppose you will be scared to print this,
But It's true).
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Massachusetts Democrats read les
son to their New York brethren in frank
ly and squarely indorsing the income tax.
"a return to correct theories of taxa
tion," the Bay State Convention stamped
this popular measure. So it is. And IL
is thoroughly and rlghteously a Demo
cratic return.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
EDITORIAL sCIsSORINGs.
We Get What We Elect.

And there's Tammany. Gone to the dogs like
everything else No right TO kick. though folks
haven't They get Just as good officers as they
elect,-St Joseph Herald.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Supt. Byrnes wants a thousand more
policemen and 1t is said that the Grand
Jury will back up his demand. That is
all right II We haven't enough OF a
force we want more. of course. But
don't let the new men have all the old
tricks
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Russian Toast.

very nice breakfast dish may be
made with stale bread. Cut the loaf in
slices about quarter of an inch thickt
dip in cold milk. and fry a light brown
in sweet beef "drippings." Serve very
hot Or you can make a simple dessert
by dipping the slices Of bread in milk, in
which an egg has been beaten; then fry.
sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon. and
SERVE hot
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Having got a Supreme Court OF his
3own mind. Gov. Tillman has had his
State Dispensary law declared constitu-
tional and will proceed to resume bust
ness at his several old stands Trouble
has begun already. II takes South
Carolina a long time to decide that 1t
has got enough OF Tillmanism
The evening world., 1894-10-09
COMING EVENTS.

Fourth annual concert and hall Of the Morris
Park Association tomorrow evening at Philip
Sehrings Washington Hall and Park UnIonport
WestChester,
Initial Ladies' Reception Of the Holy Cross Ly-
ceum, S2l West Forty-thrd street. tomorrow even
ing
Third annual ball OF the James Z Hastings
Association. Tomorrow evening at Wendels AS
semhy Rooms 33l to 3A West Forty-fourth street.
Wcnty-iourth gnnusl ball Of Farrasut Post IS,
C. A r. Mt Richmond Hall. 800 IN 2N6 West One
Hundred and Sixteenth street, Tuesday evening,
The evening world., 1894-10-09
LETTERS

[7nis column p open 10 everybody ,oho has a
complaint TO MAKE grievance to ventlats, infoaa.
Hon to give, subject Of general interest to discuss
or q public serrice to acknowledge. and who can
put The idea MO less than 100 lorda Long letters
canAot be printed, j
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Had a Lemonade stand.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md so cents, the proceeds OF
lemonade stand, collected by Flossie Lowenthal
and Julia Flynn, OF $50 East One Hundred and
Forty second street FLOssIE LOWENTHAL
JULIA FLYNN.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Lawyer Moss promises to produce a
witness who saw the stabbing of George
Apo and can tell who did it. The exact
fulfilment of this promise is an import
ant matter.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Warner Miller's stumping for Morton
is no sign that the Herkimer statesman
couldn't, even yet, be induced to chuckle
over the sight of one Mr. Plat well up
n at m
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Opponents OF real rapid transit have
taken to q new tack. Hands OF Broad
way Is the senseless cry sprung from
an anonymous quarter to-day. 1t will
NOT slrcrivc wsll-ln forced citizens. RIO
body's hanvs 49, so.l. 10 he laid
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To the Editor;
Enclosed please find 50. the proceeds OF magic
lantern and leBerdeman entertainment. gotten up
by three boys for the benent OF the Sick Babies
Fund. Alpha II. Phillips.
Jacob Goldnick, Edwin Hoffman,.
Rutherford N. J.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

The Maine man may not be always truthful or
logical or nlled with the Are OF self-conyiction
but he has the dashng and captivating quail
ties which the oratorcal protectionist has not
There will be a period Of Whooping for Re
publicans and oblivion for Mckinley when Tom
Reed comes.-Kansas city Star.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
lie Sure There Is Many n One.

The Le1ow Committee might create a sensation
by placing on the witness-stand an honest
law respecting, conscientious policeman. We pre-
sumo he exists. although he has not been very
The evening world., 1894-10-09

(From the Detroit Free PresaD
Young man" said Mabers father.
III you don't go away from here. l
shall call the dog"
That would be proper" said the
youth. 81 raised the animal. and you
can call him II you want to-"
The evening world., 1894-10-09

1t is possible that the Chinese will
make a mistake in depending on cold
weather to shake the Japanese off from
Pekin. The chill has certainly struck
the other way. thus far.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

A West Virginia husband went out and tried
to hang himself His wife cut the rope and
resuscitAted him, The husband took the rope ami
beat his wife with It. Somebody ought to be
able to draw the moral which this tale contains
Chicago Mail.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Under which Rules.

The only question now arising between Messrs
Corbett and FItzsmnions is as TO the grammatical
rules under which they are to night Corbett
cllngs to Lindley Murray, but Fitzsimmons is
not partlcuAr.-Chicago News
The evening world., 1894-10-09

To the Editor
The reason your children have no time to do
lessons In school. and scarcely time to eat IL
because the best hours Of the morning. that
should be spent in teaching the children something
say astronomy, hygiene or ATthmstic-ls spent
In Bible reading. hymns and drilling, time loat
]. a A01HER on SIX
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To the Editor

To the Editor:
Kindly accept inclosed 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund, proceeds OF a fair held at 1858 Eighth ave
nue. by Helena Dolan, Anna BIegen and Laura
Dolan. Yours respectfully. ANNA BIEGEN.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

against Broadway. November is the
date, and the for ballot the instru-
ment for giving these false pleaders
their answer.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
In Mabels Name.

To the Editor:
Please accept this 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund In Mabers name. 4 dear child. who has
passed away. A. A. X.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Not with PopuIists for keep..

Three Congressional districts in Georgia went
astray last Wednesday. but they will come back
into the Democratic fold on the nrst Tuesday in
Noyember.-Atanta Journel.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Mayor GiIroy and Mr.. Grace.

Mayor Gilroy-see here: don't like this talk
OF deal between us.
W. Il. Gr,ce-Neither do I, You know I'm OPP
posed to Tammany Hall principle
Mayor Gllroy--Thats my stand exactly with
regard to your State Democracy.
w r. Grace-Now that we understand each
other thoroughly, what do you say to a division
OF local ofices, Congressman and Assemblymen7
Mayor Giroy-Tm willing How shall we d.
wider
W. r. Grace-Well. say we let the State De-
mocracy have the Congressman. Assemblymen,
Mayor. Sheriff and Superior Court Judge. That
will leave the President OF the Board OF Alder
men and two Coroners for you.
Mayor Gl,roy tsighins)-Ill see my committee
about It and let you know later. Aside-lts
Hill and Harmony for us and Hog and Hominy
| for the other fellows this year,)
The evening world., 1894-10-09

The Garbage Commission will make
tour OF eleven cities to investigate so
many methods OF disposing OF refuse. 1t
will be nice trip for the commission.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Students from the Columbia College
School Of Mines took measurements at
the City Hall yesterday. But 1t is Law
yer Goff who is sinking the shaft.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Register to-day.
"climb on" Mr.. Con. Right Up Higher.

Thus far. In no Russell has the Massa-
chusetts Democracy been deceived.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

1t may be MY Maryland" but it's
our Temple Cup.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
A Useful Linen Travelling BAG.

Usefui Linen travelling Bag
Any woman who is in the least handy
with her needle can make a travelling
bag of linen. The need will manifest
itself many times and instantly. All
wraps and small impediments oan be
encompassed by its voluminous depths
and be kept safe and clean.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

There is a great deal In Mr.. Whitney's
suggestion that 1896 may be left to take
care Of itself, as 1892 did.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

No register. no vote. And this isn't
year to lose votes.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

After the Coroners are gone will It be
possible to conceal the fact of promi-
nent citizens suicide for three days?
The evening world., 1894-10-09

To-day. you register. -Four weeks from
to-day. you vote for Greater New York
and real rapid transit.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

After to-day, you may register Oct H.
26 or q. But don't put off till one OF
those dates what you can do now.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

The Lexow serial will be sadly incom-
plete without a chapter or two on Police
Justices,
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Make

Make H0usekeepers of the Boys.
Not only should boys be taught to
cook a few simple dishes in the best
manner, and to make a good cup Of tea
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Anxious, Baltimore.-No. trade in
volving that Cup and that pennant can
not be arranged on any terms.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Mr.. whitney's letter proved not to be
the one that never came.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

blunt Mr.. whitney" Yes, but he
makes some sharp points on the cam
paign.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Chairman Huxley (dolefully)-I understand that
those fellows over at Republican Headquarters,
with the assistance OF n bar'l, are building up
tremendous opposition to us.
W. C. whitney-Why don't you check IT.
Chairman Hinkley-Thats nice suggestion to
make to a man whose bank account isn't near so
big az your own. Now, II you would only
W. c. Whitney tcheerfully)--Don't say another
word old chap. I'll do II at once. I'll write
yos-let me see-yes, III write you letter.
And he did,
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Workers for consolidation in Mount
Vernon SUM ~ the advantages OF
The evening world., 1894-10-09

This is picture of the son OF the
late Comte de Paris. He has reputa-
ton as a gay boy, and will be King of
France-some day-may be.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
To n worried Mother"

rdsewater View. Baysds. Oct. ., 1894
The evening world., 1894-10-09
George Gould and Others.
Warner Miller and the Enthusin

Enthusiast-so you're going on the stump for
Morton Ell? Well. I'll tell you what. we're all
mighty clad to see you back inside the breast
works.
MiIler-I do wish you wouldn't say any more
about breastworks I'm tired OF that. It's q
chestnut.
Enthus-welI, you needn't get hot in the
collar over
Miller-And for Heavens sake. don't mention
collars I'm not wearing anybody's collar
Enthus-Great jumping Jehosophat! Nobody
said you we're What in the name OF Platt--
Miiler-Plague on the name OF Plat! Can't
you see that It's Me that I'm looking out for
Perhaps you think I'm dead Just because Tom
Plat sentenced me. once on time. But there's
going to he a political resurrection, some day
and I'm going to have record all ready te
keep me going again.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

1853 West Twenty.eIghth street. New Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
9yE WAGON HELD THE DEMOCRATS
AN AMUSING FEATURE OF THE RHODE ISLAND
III r,c,r1nN DAY PROCESSION.

AN AMUSING FEATURE OF THE RHODE ISLAND
ELECTION DAY PROCESSION.
o.o,,aoroA Iune (SpeciaD-The week has been
Xoada notable by the inauguration OF the new state
government and by the shortest May session OF the
General Assembly record. In this unanimous
Republican Legislature no opposing facuoh mas
vet been organized and therefore, all caucus pusl
ness and legislation went through with great rap'a-
itv and with no hitch whatever. 1t has been Gus
,omarv in other years to continue the May session
four days, and then the work done has been zone
hurredy. This year all the pressing legislation was
out OF the way by Wednesday night and the Cen
eral Assembly therefore, adjourned until June H.
when they will return Newport for the purpose
of electing United States Senator In the place OF
Senator Dixon, whose term expires next March. AS
George Peabody Wetmore Of Newport, is 10 be the
successor OF Senator Dixon the election VIII take
than in Providence, as usual 1t is understood that
sx Governor Wetmore will tender reception 10 me
Day procession contained one amusing feature; the
Democrats in the Legislature Joined in the pro,
the four of them easily ,,,.
There is talk already in regard 10 canqluates
for Congress for the November election. In the
lid District Congressr1an Page VINO got hinse,,
dsked by the local b has decided id TO re-
tire from public life. and devote ms time 10 nalia
fog t sp n" district therefore viii have wakoyer
II IS pretty generally understood that the nominee
Westerly' Mr. Utter is the publisher Of news
paper and has been prominent In politics for some
Years In the Ist District which includes TINS CITY
there are two candidates. namely. ex-Lieutenant-
Governor Bull. of Newport. who was the nominee
Tor Congress in 1892 and Professor Alonzo Williams
of this city. As Newport Is TO be honored BY the
election of one OF it's citizens as United states
Senator and as Governor Bull has so far been un-
able to defeat the popular Colonel oscar IApnam
there is strong feeling at this end OF the state
that the nomination should go TO Providence man.
and Professor Wiams's name Is the only one men
TONED here The present incumbent, Colonel Oscar
Lapham enjoys considerable popularity in the Grand
Army among members of the bar. ana IN the
higher social circles OF this city. 1t is believed that
a candidate should be chosen by the Republicans
who possesses equal elements of popularity. and
Professor Williams appears to be just the man
needed
The anniversary exercises of Greenwich Academy
will be held in the week beginning June II. and
extending 10 June q.
The running meeting TO be held at Narragansett
Park from June TO June 10. will attract large
attendance. 1t Is held under the management or
the Country Club, Of this city, nd under the rules
OF the Jockey Club OF New-York. 1t Will be the
frst running meeting held in this State bill
similar the Ives Pool BILL has been passed by the
General Assembly. which allows pooi-selling at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
MR.. WRIGHT Is UyoPPosED.

THE NORTH ADAMS CONGRESSMAN MAY HAVE
RENoMfNATlON-C At riT1srIELD.
pittsneld. Mass. June . Special The Republi-
cans OF the western part 81 the lst Congress Dts
trict hav, practically settled that Congressman
Ashley B Wright. OF North Adams. shall be re-
nominated and this promises TO be n good Re-
publican year. probably reelected He has heli
the ONCE only term. and It has been the Gus
tom IN this district when man gave satisfaction
TO renomlnate him. In fact. there have been some
men Ike Senator Dawes and Ex-Governor Hobln-
son who have been renominated and elected 10 tho
lower house Of Congress az many times as they
have been willing TO run Mi Wright has attended
strictly 10 his duties during the last two years and
II Is thought by the leading Republicans all through
the district that he can be reelected Some other
names have been mentioned. but there seems 10 be
10 disposition disturb the present incumbent II
he desires further honors The Democrats arc
looking anxiously about for a candidate TO pit
against Mr. Wright. Since the State was reds
,riced the Ist District includes nearly all the terri
tory this side Of the Connecticut River. and none
on the other side Of the river. that Springfield
is now I'm the lid District Among the names men
toned by the Democrats are those Of Mayor John
G CROSBY and ex-Nayor lilbhard OF THIS city
olso William + Buckley OF Holyoke. Mr.. Buckley
viii probably be the nominee; -
The fishermen have been having good luck Ia
catching trout since the rains Of the early part OF
the week There is n good deal OF complaint, now
ever about pot fishing and taking trout By the use
az dynamite nets and other Illegal methods. The
farmers nnl II takes more time 10 keep fishermen
OF their posted brooks than the trout are worth
so they have generally removed their signs ana let
The fishermen get what they
There have been number u driving parties
through the county this week. one OF the largest be-
INK that OF William LydalI, Of New-York who was
accompanied by Mrs. Lydall Miss Belle LydA,
Miss K. f. Lydall, Mrs william 4 Poster. Miss
Foster, X. NJ Willis Mrs. A. Jiilard and Fred
A Juliard, OF New York, are also driving through
the county several driving parties went to VIII
JAMESTOWN on Thursday TO see the Amhcrst-W Hams
hall game Mr. and Mrs. h. a. Manice. OF New
York chaperoned a party consisting Of Miss Barker
Nlss Macy Miss Bcslcs, Or. Wentworth Or. cox,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
REFORMED CHURCH OF AMERICA

,rs HrY.ErGHTH GENERAL SYNOD "'''N -
HELD NEXT WEEK.
Asbury Park y. J.. June ? 'speciap'-ine ,,,,,
oro, synod OF the Reformed Church IN Ahei'1"
convene here next Wednesday IN Eouoa''O"a' 49,
,or their eighty eighth annual session. 'aS'ns u.
- 1uno "a The synodlcal sermon will be preaeneu
nv the retiring president. the Rev. Dr' ~
mott on the evening OF the opening day' anr "a
sacrament OF the Lords Supper VIII oe 49,,
O. tho evening OF Thursday. Friday evening WA
-, a,,o,ad IN n conference on Sunday-schoois
ON Monday evening June II. there Will pe d
,,,ular meeting to consider the interest Oh ro'
a,r, Missions and on the next evening DoheSUe
N7ssions viii be considered $500, r,oro,or
Thr Womans' Boards OF Domestic and Foreign t,,sn
uissions will hold their meetings on Tuesda!s Juie
u morning and afternoon. and the remaInuer 9
~, tine viii be consumed with business meetings
and ihe usual routine work OF the synod, me
election OF officers for the coming year "u 100 dsie
go on Iune r. 1t Is expected that fully ~ ue;e
qqaes viii be in attendance, and the propos,uon io
q union OF this body with the reformed Sy"og ga IN
Tho United States will likely be taken up asd'"
This wear for consideration and action