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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Peanuts have had drop They were
being SOFA Tor to Ccnts per measure In
the klng street market this moraiuE They
wore never known to sell SO cheap etuca
the free trade administration took charge
O. cur Government. Wltheue peanuts
tho WOE ING people should be abs 20 I've
anu he ArlRy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

NJ matter how bud your batn-tub may
be, II may be made to look nss
one If thaae expensive porcelain
ltnpd ones. When directions are followed
our balh.rnanels will not only do tbs
but VII stand not water, James NJ. Bry.
an lv7 NestSth ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Get your picture frames at Hiram Yer.
gers now att store, removed from 80
Market and sAlpcy street to II East
Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.


FIttsbuFg Defoats LouIsvIIlo and Boston
Wins from washington.
LOUISVILLE, April aO.-Pittsbnrg had no
trouble defeating the homo team ysster-
day. Knell pitched the first three innings.
and the Pittsburgers took so kindly to his
curves that Luby was substituted. The
ex.Chicagoan succeeded In Keeping the
hits pretty well scattered, but tho game
was already lost, as the home team could
not bunch their hits. Hatfield was hit on
the arm by one of Hawley's swift inshoots
and had to retire from the game, Glasscock
taking his plsoe. Shugart's throw from
deep center, catching Stencil, Plttsburg's
centerfelder, at the plate, was a feature.
Attendance, 1900. Score by innings:
II. II. Y.
Pittsburg.".... 0 2 o o 9 x-e 10 4
Louisville ...... o o o o-la 9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20
FOR SALE,

Dwelling house, No. Sl4 Van
Buren, street, containing 9
rooms and bath, screens and
secret closet, burglar alarm
Apply to G. W. GO0DING,
mss.,r Sth and Madison.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

4 grand assortment OF fre5tl.tnatls Ell uco.
Iate crsHlhs, ten l!tlereut kIuds, wuiru ne
mlAes ana sells tot ~ cents psr pound and
~ ounces IA pOun4- tie G0esn Charge
anything IOI stYIe. AT ~ MarkeL street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DfPof EAST hound
An trains Illuminated Nth Pintsch Light
New YORK, week days .sOa 81 II. IS ~. .lOn
t heu Yort SaS, n S1 u - p II 20 a. M
a.. - o. = !. IL y. IN.
Phil"d"iphin t'r,y' nty -Iaurth and CHEST
mt trrrIs. We, days ~. %. ". : II
~. n. = = 'D.G lOA 10 10 III ~ a. M.
IL ~ 70. II. .. 45S % 80, i ~. q 81 -
tundaya, 30, "i7 eG.75S 900. al 10,
y ~ a. ~; | =, - II. D. 41' 80 u CdO ''3i,
PhiinLcIri,in IweIuh and Marriott st..,l
week days. 30. . IL . +, ~ ~ II. In- - ~,
SUNDAY. @ssios. nv Il! iOa. ~. 'an T3l
efffSlER weok days .3Ol. So, .YI7. cas-.
o. -, y A., '9ie. l0i1. 'lg 10. III % H. IN.
ls5, 40 3 - d. - u. cd. = a. Is. TO- III
GIii.sl LR. sandayA .aOl. .7l7 eu, i5s
= -; li$1 "a: ~; =. - ~ J! j 455. 'b15, cas-.
Atlantic CIts, week days. =. Ii. .lsa!, - -
b. ~. SUNDAYS 'tII.' o 4 M, $40 y. III.
ME |atl week days ''sti "a. IN. sun
da1e, !,l9 y Ia.
WEST HOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. s4tY
:l, IS I. IL M. ~ 10. 2US o. AZ. u i'stJ
sundays. -4I5. III. . Al a. M. 'lal6. .alI
baltimore anu Way stations liza, In, 80
r.ni. daily
Newark. bel. 4l5. II, % Il a. M. .la lO.3al.
= .. - -. Is. IS 10 S5S II 10 p. ~ Sundays
- T.. y. % !, IN. 'lslG aGJ..l 81. Z -, IS H.
'eba II 10 p. IN.
PiilsuutK . I q. m. .iaT p. M. daily.
Chicago. . Il II. IN. Z JT p. nI daily.
Gnclnhnti nE'i t. Louis, IL ~ p nj. and
New Oreans via nrlstol aul CHATTANOOGA
,S,yp. M. daily. Through sleeper ~ Now
I OrIeuna
hiDg5rly accommodation, Ii a. m tOa
u and II ~ p. IA. daily.
LRndenbeTg accommodation, week DAYS,
1 III, "a. In, : 10 ana ~ p. III Sundays
t9J Il. M, 3 p. m.
New York, week days. - 10 IL IN.
For Philadelphia, week dayA 60 q 30
- 10, IL 20 q. H., ; bA a. p. IN. sundays. GU
u. M. ". 80, . a. p. Ia.
For PittsBurg and Chicago, week days IS "
For baltimore, week days o., SEQ n. IN,
s!t, % ~ p. IA. Sunday % p tn.
For Lnndcnherg and Way stations week
GAYS, 70 5 70 u. IN. = ", W y II. Sundnya
is5 a. m. " D. IN.
Leave Philadelphia t'rwenty- fourth aud
Chestnut streets Tor W linIiugton, week days,
'So7II1, -, Is L.. ~ III ~ u. ~, II noon u 81
! u, !! ". 10. Il w. ~, % 0A - a. b5j $50
| y 4. 'sG, s.3J IL ~ and II 81 p. IN.
sunday. > q. 6i5 IS 10. 3l.i0. I'll ~ a, m. !
noon. . y! %, 10 'SoO. ~ . 30, = ~. . u
/ ~ ~ and Ii - p. IN.
eirrcIsl, week days $50 go III 70 a. M
- 40. ~ p m. sundayL -S!I . ". I'll u
Telephone. No l9L
Rates TO Western points lower than via auy
G %. BCuLI. General Passenger Agsat
II. Il. CAMPBELL ueneral ManageE
1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Go TO Bailey Il Alammels. Is L. 4th street
for glass, pants. oils. varuish brushes, ct
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

ltt
Ii ~ atsFElts uFuICE,
MIN tAsIHE COUNTY. DEr..l
Apr l. ls95.
tpon the aFrlIcatiOn OF tenih min n clds
GhHrlrsi,. knHtnrl Gnl leuHarl Il. Wales
Executor, Of John T.. btJtRt son late az
Wilmington huuIrrd. Ia tutt rouuty de-
Peaa vl. Il Is urtUIUt nutl aIrd,' ct by
til" NglstGr that tho Executors .GlresalI
= 40 uOtlve Of granting Of fcltdrs "a IA.
meHtHry upun the Cslntu OF tho deceased
with The date ~ grpntt 4 Thereof, Nv
causing udv"rfi mont 10 lie ppsttl WITHIN
fnriy days trnnl tho IItR of aueI, ietiors III
SIX &c TN most frl4hlIe places OF The county
OF A,w t's,stiG SET mig all rCT-eh4 ht,N ia.
90 aNlS against tn 's ate - p|,s"tt tue
hHulT. EDfaie by uW pHT at AsEzIrIliIy iu -Ilph
Sa7o h"It M T. uNl ~ ana Iteu cause tue
FaTurtu Us Inserted Wtu|u tic same period
IN the DALEY BEe-HLIrNS, a ness tper PUT
l!ErI in Whining on OIL. tstfd 10 Ne 60 TN.
uCi tNerutn t1rps We .s4, ~. o H. .....
ativan under tuc he'd ard soal Of
5. ounce ut the iifE steF htdresA Il at
- " i'mlngtDn, In Ncw taotlI 70 H,ily,
aforesaid Tie daS mus year aboye VIiltun
J. Xix n tpBGH, teg.srar
NIL u .--&aile- Is hereby gtv"n tuIt let.
ttf' les hiitEui=tfY We IN iue FORM OF law
EI1hlcl unto the IN itr,tgBci uI tue Iii
lHN o. Aptii, A. u, l-'5. Iul thtt AL PER-
k9hs hhNlHE g inns against thu esfhte Of the
dcuah4 u rgusf preHent tho same trIIy icst.
ID 10 tue SAID tNCgututG. OH or before tAs
lstn dav Of Apr !. lstH or ahIlb Inc Al
of Assembly IN such case made antprJI lied
CnANirs 6. ri MF1RU.
LEONARD 4. WALLS.
Address Wilmington. Del. ais
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Everything in the electrical line--tele.
phone dI-the Electric Construction and
supply Co.. No. 8 Last ElEhLh sGRas&-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

Mis- Della I S Pgfaeil. moJhal VI the
late Charles stewart luruelL who reslIes
nj Ironsi'les, 4, IA ferIoutoan. y. j., was
brgtally assat led for the evident purpose
oil robbery OH Efllay night. The old lady
Is IN precautions condition, Evidently
something surely must DO tho matter
with Jersey from the largo uambsr OF
brutal assaults which are taking place
daily in that foreign country Wo sug
Eest the sending OF few missionaries to
eallghten ths peope OF That Stuto. Have
they too much educational facilities :
What's wrong, anyhow
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

a TTES TlON-Persons 1esiring pure drugs
"A and chemicals or wishing their pre-
scTiptions or private receipt carefully COM
pounded with pure materials. should 20 to
the drug store OF II. X. BBlNGHUHST'S. No.
SIT Market stresk Wilmington. Del q
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

For nrst-olass dyeiug aud securing go
TO the Delaware Dye Works 2lJ King
etFeBt,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

+ u. WARD. COS Market street. Ladies
y. fitted in all styles OF Equlpoise and
Jenness Miller Waists. Coraets made TO or
der DIesG cutting iAuRhts Ae-gt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

BUILDING BRiCk-Ali grudes IN any
IL. ,quHutIty. JOHN NJ, SOLOMON,
Office. No. Nest Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

orTHo Rowland aud John 5. Rossell
had hearing before the Senate at Dover
on Friday In opposition TO Tue House bill
to allow surety companies to act au
bondsmen for executors and admlnistra.
tors the premium on the bond 10 be paid
out oil the estate Tho bill was supported
by the following members VI the bar who
appeared to argue in Its bobalf: Hugh ID.
Browne. lewis C. vundegrlft, Henry
Rldgely. Jr., John u. Hawkins ami James
j. Cahill In other words thu lawyers
know when they haze n good thing white
the trust companies don't want IL at tAslr
expense.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20
Security Gss;. { IAN Deposit ca

NO $40 Market Sire st.
Capital so0O.OOo. Surplus Si00,a00.
AlIows Interest On Deposited
Money ms Follows:
Deposits payable on demand 2 per cent
Deposits payable alter 10 days notice ~.
per cent.
neposit4 payable after days noticn per
cent
Active business accounts are not taken
The company acts as Executor, Adminis-
traitor Trustee, Guardian, Receiver aud
A. cent, and rsnts smail safes in tire aud bur
ElAr-proof vaults.
BENJ. NlELbS. President.
NNI. 4. BANCltDFT. Nico President
Jas. IL cha hkSUH. Treasurer
DuBiIC SNLE--The subscrsber VIII sell at
L public sale on her farm. In New Caatie
hundrei. letwnun iear Station AMI Cnristi-
ma Vita o. one mile Irom each place.
uSIHL HsDAY. APRIL 9Th, 1893.
nj one o'clock p m.
the following property. to wit
~ - > horses and colt. / York carriage. |
~ ucaThorh, sell hsnder. harrow. suIky
cult VaiUr sIclRh, carr age pole and yoke and
Guingruas tnttlts oUIeulols to meut lou,
tuutftIuHs q suIc-- All syms OF Twenty
Dollars aHd uuder cash. over thai amount
a credit Ul Tour mo tbs will be given by the
plrUuHser < ling a baukabie note ith an
en ,rI or.
lot ef corn whI he sold at he same TINS
Toj utsn Mitc. DELLA SHARPE.
l.. ". stidnam son, Auetioneors'
A4U-.tw-l- u .l9-22.13
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20
FOR RENT

i iS.s Jac5son' 10 rooms bath and front porch
lila NanBuron, Il rooms. bath and front porch
W. ffanklln, rooms, bath and front porch
w Jackson, rooms batn and front porch
2u6 jefferson. ID rooms bath and front porch
III W. Vth. 0rooms, bntn and front D rem
elo broome, II rooms bath aud + tonI porch
lSi1 w. 9th, rooms. bath aud front pol IN
VI Slirin ave. rooms. bat a.. d front D orch.
40 L.. 9TH, ~ roune and bath
..O9 Market street 10 rooms and BATH,
ls25 Tainal. rooms and bath
5t9 Iatnall rooms and bal b.
l29 W. nth street, rooms and bath
lO26 Poplar, rooms and bath.
sos to slg 4. 18th. 6 room and bath
lO-4's6 DUPONT. rooms and bath
2ls Maryland ave. . rooms ard bath
SIS Madison. rooms AID BATH.
eoJ Madison. rooms an bath.
/ Also number OF new housea win he
complete BY March IS kent from Sn 10 SIS
iat.
C. W. COOLING.
9th and Madison Streets
sal4tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

IHE birthday anniversary Of lruJcrlus
IIoeDei, the author OF tho Authorization
syete M Of teGcting wus celebrated Ii tie
Kindergarten depart ment OF public school
No. Id on Friday afternoon. Tho eAer.
cises consisted % songs and MARCHES 10y
the Children, The entertainment was
very emIOy aLle ono.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

TrE Boar ot Education loses a very
usetut me.a' 81 b tho death of AR Henry
]. Alexander uH1 frrr ,scgta3 the Second
ward. Mi Alexander was a trucker. and
resided on the varazCas road All }I;ton.
wood street IL whs In his fatA year
AMI Ind been sIsa Some liz months. Ills
funeral viii taae plana nG sIa#ay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20
SATURDAY. arn,Lso. 1915.



There is little prospect OF electing U.
!. Senator by tho Legislature at It's pres.
snt session. at least the members seem to
DO as much at variance as they wore
thiea months ago. There Is no dIsposi-
lion to unite on either Mr. Higgins, Mr..
Add.cks or NJ. Massey. anil yet one OF
the three should most certainly be elect.
cd. Mr.. HigRlns leads In the number of
votes. and therefore has an advantage,
while Mr.. Addioks ranks next aud Sir.
Massey next. The members understand
the matter. and should act sensibly, the
sauna as in their business affairs. They are
under obligations to their party. and they
should be influenced by desire to pro.
mote its success.
There will be Govaruor a member of
Congress. as we'll as m embers OF the Leg.
fslature to elect next year. and 1t is yer v
important that they should be Republi.
cans, more important indeed than the
election OF any particular candidate for
seLator. II We are not to carry this State
next time II Is worse than folly to proIong
astruggle that should have been settled
weeks ago. Patriotism and not selfish
mess should come to the front SO that
future victories may be made possible
instead OF being rendered impossible I,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Leyari k'acias to me directed.
Will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
OF Wilmington. New Castle county,
State of Delaware,
The evening world., 1895-09-28

law a few millions OF dollars, spot cash.
at their marriage. especially when the
fortunate Benedicts happen to be for
elgn peers and paupers. But a differ
ent sort OF father-in-law was intro
duced to the notice OF City Magistrate
Crane in Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday. Charles Berg, who
married Alexander Nelson's daush-
ter. took Alexander to live with
him two years ago. II was not
long before Charles found the In
convenience OF having a father-in-law
in. the house. First Alexander stole a
hundred and thirty-eight dollars and
went of to enjoy himself. A month
later he stole a suit of Charles's best
clothes and pawned them for re-
cuperatng spree. Last Memorial Day
he took two gold watches. three gold
chains, a diamond lockct and two rings,
pawned them. and with the money
proceeded to impart to a portion OF
Tenth avenue n vermillion tint
This was enough to exhaust n son-in-
laws patience. and yesterday Alexander
was held for trial.
Now we may expect n general TRADE
against fathers-in-law and n judicial
opinion pronouncing them as mischiev-
GUS as the side-door of saloon.
The evening world., 1895-09-28
A roUBfFUL STORY,

4 rumor 10 current in London that the
Conservative party intends TO make the
House Of Lords an elective body. either
on the principle existing In relation to
Scottish peers sitting In the Lords, or
by having the House Of Commons elect
an Upper Chamber from the PeeraRe.
1t 10 easy to believe that ripe and far
seeing statesmanship might under.
stand how change In the sys-
tenn OF hereditary legislation must
eventually come in England. Al.
Intelligence spreads the people of all
countries grow more and more Jealous Of
their inalienable rights and the demands
for progressive reform increase. Year
by year 1t becomes more and more evil
dent that an hereditary House Of Lords
stands ~ an irremovable barrier against
the advance Of popular rights. There
can be no real liberty. no prospect of
progress when q necessary portion of
the legislative machinery Of a country
which can never be changed stands in
tatural and determined opposition to
Every law giving increased freedom and
enlarged privileges to the people.
such barrier cannot exist in this
Age. 1t must be removed by easy,
friendly compromise or swept away by
evolutionary violence. But It must 20
1t would be wise II the Conservatives
would prepare for the peaceful remedy
But no reliance 10 to be placed on the
ruuor that they intend to do so.
The evening world., 1895-09-28
LET THEM FIGHT.

II is a pity the laws OF Texas do not
allow Mrs. CulbersOn to be Governor In
place Of her husband. The lady Is In
favor of letting Corbett and Fitzs!m-
mons fight 1t out in that State and set
tie the matter. whether 1t be fake or
fight
''If Texas wants the fight let her have
II. I say" Is what Mrs Governor Gull
berson announces as her sentiments.
and she blames Governor "Charley" for
worrying himself about It. THE people
wan; 1t. and I know It," says Mrs c.,
"and ] tell Charley he is elected to carry
out the will OF the people, and he Is not
doing 1t when he opposes what they
want"
Mrs. Culberson Is brick. and II is
a pity she cannot be made umpire at
the fight. There would be a regular
stand-up battle Jr the umpire would
know the reason why.
The evening world., 1895-09-28
and foliage. Black velvet ribbon fas-
tened with q Strass buckle.
New silks.

Silks are bewildering In their daint-
ness and novelty this season. Reception
gowns. theatre bodices. simple negllgees
and street frocks will all awe some thing
of beauty to the lovely weaves of this
winter. Ombre chameleon In stripes,
black and colors Is a newcomer. sug-
gestive Of the o,d-t:me shaded opalescent
effects. but combining three instead of
two colors. so that the changeablc glints
vary almost as frequently as does the
color Of the sensitive skin OF the reptile
that gives them their name. Damas and
plaids as represented in this collection
seem to have been touched by an artists
brush. as too obtrusive colorings are
shaded down by misty over-surfaces or
subdued by cross-bar lines of a har-
mon!ous but lowering tint. Dresden
and Pointelle taffetas. Persian blendings,
and the always desirable standard black
and white silks. together with velvets
In all the newest shades, are but here
and there glimpses In a collection that
includes everything that is choicest and
best In this particular line.
The evening world., 1895-09-28
BLOoMERs AND KNOCKERS.
Some Like Them on Diking Girls
and Others Don't.

To the Editor:
! beg leave TO express my sentiments concern
Ing the bicycle girl craze. have been riding
a wheel for the past eve years. and naturally
have little experience. As for meeting pretty
girls riding bikes, I can say they are few and
far between. For my part think the boomer
girls must be crazy. or have loose wheel going
around In their heads. to don such a costume.
1t Is ridiculous to see a woman peialing along
astride OF a bike with pants on1 and II you young
girls only knew the comments which you
arouse you would never want to be seen on
wheel in any kind OF costume whatsoever, for
don't think It II proper for q lady to straddls a
wheel Ask any Of your gentlemen friends
whether he would marry a woman that rides
a wheel. even though she does not trousers,
and you will ind he would much prefer u more
modest young lady, ono that would make home
a comfort by being thoroughly acquainted with
household duties and not wishing to attract at
tention In public by wearing boomers. riding
horseback astraddle. &C. l suppose. like the rest
OF the comments you will argue for women's 5
rights. and say I am an old baldheadcd. 'front.'
is woman hater. or some other crazy idiot, to
express myself In such manner as I do here, but
you will hnd It Is not SO. I do not like to
SEQ all our yonng girls going crazy. and trying
to became women.
B. r. T.. Newark. n. J.
The evening world., 1895-09-28
Color and Character.

Balzac once said that the way to gauge
woman's character was by her choice
OF colors. and tnat nothing expressed
character so much as clothes. And he
advised those in doubt as to how best
they might reveal their nnermost selves
by their choice Of gdrb what garments
and what tones they must wear. For
instance. II one reader has a lively ex-
preston. pale coloring, red lips. tawny
hair and a round and full neck, she
should place In her frizzled locks a or M
son flower. her dress should be Of red
tulle, cut low to show the dazzling
whiteness of her shoulders, long floating
s,ee 'es of tu.le. which will half conceal.
half reveal. her snowy arms, and belt
of red more to encircle her flexible, but
not slender, waist. Never, under any
circumstances, though, should she wear
watery blues or ineffective drabs.
The evening world., 1895-09-28
One Of the Oldest MSS. in Existence,

10 the Editor:
Though Bible with uncut leaves appears to
be rarity. separate books or portions such a
the Four Gospels. uncut. are by no means un-
common. The recently published English trans
latioa OF the "Sinsitlo Palimpsest' is a case In
point. The original consists OF the Gospels in
the syriac. or Aranac, tongue. the Language
commonly spoken by Christ Hebrew being at
that time as dead" as Latin is now It was
discovered three years ago in the Convent Of ST.
katharine, on Mount Sinai where Tischendorf in
lSti discovered tne ss~.-tsown version -of the
scriptures, also known the "Snaitc." The
syriac Paiimpsest is one OF the most anc.en.
mlnuseripls IN existence, dating from early In
the NTH century the Oldest known Greek :cxt
Of the New Testament going back to the .ad
os the fourth. 1t has become famous on account
OF the statement made three times in the first
chapter OF Matthew that Christ was the natural
born son of Joseph. Il agrees with the sinaitI,
and the Vatican versions In ealing the LIT
lhap;e7 ot Mark al the eisLth verse, The RS
naming twelve. containing an account Of the
ascension. Sc, being undoubtedly spurious by
later writer Otaer notable differences between
1t and the King James version occur in ths
gospel of John STUDENT
The evening world., 1895-09-28
THE sULTAN's rLhZrNG BIKE.

The Sultan of Lahore rides a bike
Whether he wears boomers or not, or
conceals his usual chest protector OF
rubies and diamonds with a 81 SO sweater
We have not been informed. but we
Know. what Is Of Infinitely more interest
to us. that his bike is solid gold. inlaid
with precious gems and 80 shiningly
resplendent that he would not need any
headlight on II II he were to ride It at
night on the Coney Island cycle path.
1t will make the man or woman who
owns little 800 wheel feel like "A
Bowery voter at a millionaire's club
banquet when he reads of this costly
and coruscant bike OF the Sultan. but
II shouldn't drive either of them to buy
ing wheels OF the expensive and spark
ling Oriental pattern.
Wait TIL Paris scorcher-for the
Sultan IL going to ride his brilliant bike
In Paris. to which place lie IL now en-
route-runs into It. or q flacrs or cab.
riolet collidts with It in the Bols lie
Boulogne. and his efrulgent nibs finds
his machine looking like II bit OF crochet
work chnin-stItching and has to shoulder
It home. then he will realize that a bike
that glitters IL no better and no less
tricky than plain wooden rim, with
black enamel frame, and that the wise
man does not get far away from his
starting point on either.
The evening world., 1895-09-28
GIVING AWAY WINE on SUNDAY
From tho SUM-

From tho SUM
The provisions OF tho law about wine Sunday
are definite and positive: Any person who shall
sell offer or expose for sale, or give away.
any strong or srrituous iiquOr wine, ale or beer
on Sunday shall he guilty OF q misdemeanor."
We invite the attention OF the Hon. Theodore
Roosevelt and his associates to this provision and
~s notify them that the Rev. Charles u. Park
hurst, pastor OF tho Madison Square Presbyterian
Church, is preparing to administer the holy
munion TO the communicants OF that church. In
doing Il Ia his intention on Sunday to give
away to the commandments the wine which con-
stitutes a necessary element In that religious
ceremony, Therefore, ought not Mr.. Roosevelt
and his colleagues and all the police OF the city
to understand that DR. Farkhurst proposes to DO
that which the lev forbiis, and by reason Of
which the law declares he shall be guilty o. a
misiemcanor''
ought not Mr.. Roosevelt and his associates
to enforce tho law In the Gaze Of Or. PArkhurs,
and in the case of all other clergymen who per-
form the same rlte in apparent contrayent!on o!
the ststuie7
II IN not a question whether the Law is wise
or useful, or worthy OF applause. The only ques-
don Is Is It not the law'
II tho law is always TO be enforced should It
not be enforced impart!al.y aud with equal sever
ity upon all Its Nolatorsl