Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07

No Attraction Tor the noMNNN ~AAtf
Special corrsspondencs Of Every Evening.
New York. May THE fact that the
first ''Night and Day Bank IN the
world opened in New York this week ana
was an assured success from the start, is
probably OF more significance than the
average reader Of the news imaglnes
According 20 some preternatually far
sighted observers, the bank that never
closes is the FIRST step toward the time
when the machinery OF metropolitan
commercial life, instead OF stopping at
sunset will roll on ceaselessly day and
nighf when three relays OF clerks and
artisans and laborers and employers Will
succeed each other. and the metropolis
will become. IN every sense of the word,
an all day and all night city. such a
state OF affairs, say the observers, Is
heinr forced forward by the TACT that
New Yorks population grows more and
more congested and, more than any
other thing room is demanded. II we have
our population working in three relays,
three men can work in the space now
occupied by one. and the growing CON
restion will be relieved. II such a day
ever arrives. the city will really have
three separate populations. ono OF which
will he wholly nocturnal The three
will have their separate newspapers dit
ferent anusements, different interests, dii-
fereut outlooks upon life While one lshiit
isshrcakfastinR. another will be dining;
while one Is sleeping. another will be at
tho height Of its daily activity But the
imagination fails at the state OF mind OF
the housewife whose husband and sons
would be scattered through the three
RELAYS and whose whole life would be q
tumble of conflicting breakfasts and
dinners and sleeping hours.
Scarcely a week passes that some new
foreign uniform does not brighten New
Nork a streets. Last week the men ol
the Queens Own Regiment, which came
down from Canada TO attend the military
tournament nd Madison Square Garden
were familiar sight in their neat dark
uniforms and little hats cooked ralCshly
over their cars a curious feature O
their stay was that all street car con
duotors and ticket sellers on the subwa,
and elevated roads had been boarding Al
the Canadian dimes that came 60 them
in order to pass them ont to the stranger
ia change This week the TALL rang
inrlishmeu were succeeded 10y th
dumpv little lrcnch sailors from Ad
mirl Campons fleet which has bee
Visiting tho port The French tars wea
dark blue uniforms with a proiusion &
rcd trimming when the first insta
ment on shore leave reached the landin
near tho fleet anchorage in the Hudso
River. they accosied The policeman %
duty with The query. "Nere Cez 2e Bow
cry 2' ON receiving the proper dirootlo
they Immediately headedtor the Thorough
fare whcrc sailormen can get "the largc
schooner of heor in the world for
nominal payment Of FIVE cents Ne'
week oriental uniforms will be tho trea
for His uighness the Maharaiah of B
roda will arrive with an extensive suit
The Mahamiah owns the only gold arii
lory in the world, and Is said 70 ha'
iewels enough to I'll two -four barrels.
he is wise he will not visit the Bower
unaccompanied by Central Office d
teetives.
The news that the Senate had decid,
10 begin 20 vote on the Hepburn b
amendments this week and would mo-
steadily toward the passage of some ra
measure has been followed 10y sense
relief among thelwmried business interes
of tho metropolis The general belief
that tho power Of the courts 20 revit
tho findings OF the Interstate CONNER
Commission will not be taken away,
the rebate of the past week has show
that this would be a serious departu
from the form of government laid dow
BY the founders of the nation Bt
nevertheless, banking circles, representa-
small investors and holders Of milwl
securities. realizing that the placing
arbitrary power In the hands of an exec
tive tribunal might result in serious iina
cial disturbance, Will remain mea
until the question is decided. 10
pointed out that the Hepburn bill is {
first bill ever proposed which does n
provide for court rcview and even {
most active agitators for rate legislatiC
including members Of the lntersta
Commerce Commission, are on record
favoring court review, as Is shown
statements Of the members Of the Co
mission rccently published in the Ca
gressional Record.
A little band Of epicures in the oi
mourns this week because Lazzar's IS
more. Iazzari's the best table dh,
within the city limits. Though viii
the city, Iazzari's enjoyed the advi
tares of a rural situation, being perch
on ono Of the Staten Island hills. aov
looking the imposing entrance into n
York harhor One might roam
highways Of the old island for year
Sundays without coming upon the
lrcteniions brown house where
service Of the palate had come SO M
perfection. Bun a select company kn
and appreciated the place. BanSs
artists. literary men, newspaper n
from Park row and managers Of big hot
dosirous Of getting tips on new daini
for their bills Of fare. were among the (
quenters of the place. Officers of
big transatlantic liners knew It a
dropped in when in port TO chat W
Papa Lazzar and perhaps present
with a bottle Of fine cognac.
young literary man, who has since "
international fame, used TO occupy
room at the place during peroids OF CO
position Some Of the little walk
clubs that haunt Staten Island liked
end their tramps with a feast such