The evening world., 1894-06-02
NOTABLE SUNDAY FEATURES.

On aJbeautiml saturday morning In May.
1882 Lord Frederick Csvendish. Chief Sec
| rotary for ireland, and Thomas Burke,
Enthusiastically. were assnssinated IN
Phoenix Park. Dublin. Although THIS
murder occurred In broad daylight. In a
public park. in the heart OF "A great city,
the assassins vanished and the crime was
shrouded in impenetrable mystery. After
many months Of tireless efforts the Eng
lish detectives discovered that the muir
! ders were committed by members or an
organization known as the Irish lnVin-
| clbles. The details OF the assassination
we're arranged and carried out by the
captain OF the Invincibles. who was
known to his fellow-conspirators as
'Number One
Number ONE the captain and lead
er Of the mysterious band. was p.
j. p. lyman. and he Is now a
resident OF New York City. For the
first time since the whole civilized
world stood appalled, at the atrocious muir
ders In Phoenix Park. Number One re-
veals the story OF the assassinations. and
tells, at last, the remarkable inside his
tory Of tina extraordinary organization OF
hSNhfslllss 4 hbo VIC 'DS
revelation made by Number One" in the
article which will be published in o-mor
rows Sunday World.' is the statement
that the Irish Invincibles were organized
and supported by the Parliamentary lead
ers of the Irish party. That. In fact. the
Phoenix Park murders were planned and
authorized by the Irish Nationalist lead
ers, at whose head stood Charles Stewart
Parnell! The full details OF this remark
able conspiracy. and the atrocious muir
ders of Cavendish and Burke. will be a
notable feature of the Sunday World to-
morrow.
Nellie BLY, has made a practical test Of
how the new charity p~awnshop'
works. There can be no more worthy
charity than this Provident Loan Soci-
ETY. II properly conducted. To advance
money to the poor at a very low rate of
interest is what this new pawnshop Is
meant to do. But Miss BLY, finds. from
a practical experience with the profess
sional p~awnbrokers along the Bowery.
thai there are certain fatal defects in
the new charity. which must be thor
oughly remedied before It can accom-
plish the praiseworthy results that its
PROJECTORS ueblTt. u btOiy VI cii
Bly's experiences among the ~pawnbrok-
ers will be told In to-morrow's Sunday
World
Rusie. the famous pitcher Of the
Giants, is unquestionably ths greatest
| pitcher the world has ever known. For
the benefit OF the Sunday World's'
baseball enthusiasts. MT. Rusie has
posed for a number OF notable photo
graphs. showing exactly how he holds
the ball n produces tho marvellous
curves which puzzle the man at the bat.
The Sunday World" tomorrow will
print a page Of pictures of Rusie's won
derful arm. which will interest every
lover Of baseball.
Mrs. Alice Shaw. the celebrated whist
Ter. has written a very curious article
for the Sunday World" showing how
whistling has developed her chest and
strengthened her throat and lungs. Mrs.
Shaw gives facts and figures and meas
urements, and declares that whistling
Is a very simple. but a very valuable
exercise for m
Gilbert Parker. the popular young nov
elist, has written n thrilling tale OF ad-
venture entitled The Jumping sand
hills" in which he describes an amazing
natural phenomenon-a sea of sand that
shifts. un~accountably. at sunrise-and
tells how a fugitive got beyond It just
In time to escape Its perils and see her
pursuers swallowed up.
Annie Besant has written an Interest,
ing article. outlining her future plans
her Impressions OF Hindoo women ant
telling what she hopes to do for them ir
the future. Besides these special fea'
lures to-morrow's Sunday WORLD will
contain a number of unusually interest
ing special articles and miscellany an
pictorial features.