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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06
BEHIND The SCENES.
LADIES ARE INVITED ToMoRRow.
PARrs AND LONDON COSTUMES.
AuDAclous SrocKrsos-CHrc Vrns.

The curtain will net be rung W yet. but prepare
lions for the great drama of 1892 93 are almost CONF
pleted You are invited tomorrow step behind the
scenes. The apparent confusion will somewhs. be-
wilder but follow your guide and you'll learn among
other things fthe performers costumes
Here are nineteen lores Of dresses that will help a.
many women to more successfully take their parts.
They were collected In London and Paris by Messrs
George levin and Henri Kaiser to serve as models
Having done duty they to be offered for sale at
the European prices Not more than s35 and sew
era for - little e12 each. Sale to commence
morrow morning at 10 q. m. on second floor Of the
Palais Royal. corner Of 10th st. and Pa. ave-
~ Ladies uho know hoo to appreciate i'm ported
costume Gill understand that the prices quoted are u,
usuat-unusualtv unusual for such an opportunity
to occur at the usrv birth Of season. prompt
responds 70 imperative for t,ro ,easons: There
but ninetson costumes. and tire prices nominal.
Store opens ats a. usual. but the sole ufu not
commence until 10 O'Clock
CToCKINGs. These Extra Long Hose. as worn by
actresses. are now fat for ladies in private life.
Dame Fashion is supported in her dictate with the
dorsement Of the medical faculty. that Jdd 10
hardly the proper word to with these fashionable
Paais Royal the latest styles London and Paris
and at prices little than asked In these cities
that It will b evident that either high prices are
charged abroad or that the Palais Royal buys ad-
vantaReously and is content with very small profit
when selling. Prices from So 50 10 as little as 25c
pair.
EILS.-Those who have visited Europe this sum-
mer will be agreesby surprised find the Palais Royal
already supplied with the very latest Veil Full one
yard long. round and square. chenille and jet
dots. only 3Oc q veil
SORSETS.-Wheny you are on the second floor tonor-
row would not be advisable to be fitted with pair Of
Corsets before trying on the costumes of which you
have read The importations for 1928 season
having been received the Palais Royal corsetere is
prepared to fit with the latest Paris models. IS
you may be aware the appearance Of the long waist
high bust and full hips aimed at French skill has
overcome all difficulties, that the stoutest and
slmmest forms be SO modified that the desired ap
pearance is secured
THE "FASSO" CORSET is now ACKNOWLEDGED the
best and In every capital city Of Europe The leading
corsetere Of each principal city of the United States
is made sole agent The Paais Royal is the favored
establishment in Washington. The 1929 styles
await your inspection. Prices s5 10 to S25 pair.
Among the other specialties for the coming season
are the 81 P. r." Black Corsets made in imitation
Of the % ''P. D." French Corsets. Also the 81 30
''P. b. Corset modelled after the "a ''P. D." The
latter wiN be offered tomorrow at 3I0 Also the 75c
'.P. r." Corset at only SOC. pair.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
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v v WV " WHAT Is FOOD FOR ONE Is POISON
%%%% 70, another. Som. o0Hsnrs are health
tors-consut There is than looks to be con-
sidered. Cost makes difference with some. Com
fort should come above all-with everybody On It
hinges the good or the harm. No lack Of Wholesome
are deserving-some are not. Our stock draws the
line. You will be safe-best served-by our idea of
#. We carry the famous brands. The e1pe-
Science is their architect quality their
foundation We cannot say they are exclusive with
us-but you will not find a more complete stock
nowhere cheaper. The pains we take to see that
you properly suited is Just like u.s.
The fall brings into wear some different make-ups of
these best-Iiked CoRsETs. Here they are.
&c. p" ConsErs.
''soNNETTE"-whise satine extra long and
high bust-s1.25
'MAsCoTTE"-whts satine-$2.
mo. 263'-white and black Saline. extra
long-&2.5 so.
''ALMER"-white Saline and short-sI75.
NO. s24'-white coutil"-S2.
spoon CLASP'-S3
VENUS. No 1"-white Saline. fan back
1895.
VENUS. No. 2"-black italian cloth. fan
back-s3. 30.
THoMsoS's GLovE-F1rr1Ne CoEsErs.
''ventilatinz'-all lengths-sI
r. H."-medium and extra long-S1.
% medium and extra long-sL5O.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lone-s1.50
'B."-white medium and extra longs. %.
'B."-black, medium and extra long-S2. so.
Young Ladies' Specialize cents.
Misses Specialize cents
Royal Worcester'-satine. extra long and
high bust-s1.75.
Royal Worcester'-slk pongee-S35O
'P. d." CoRsErs.
EXTRA LONG WHITE COUTIL-sL75.
WHITE CoUTIL-satine bounds g.. p.
No. 24S-WHITE SATINE-S2. 30.
No. 97-WHITE SATINE extra long
1925.
No. 97-BLACK ITALIAN CLoTH-sa5o.
r. AND IT," CoRsErs.
"SAFETY"-15 cents.
EXTRA LONG or the OTHER EXTREME
81.
WHITE AND BLACK sATINE-s1.5o
EXTRA LONG WHITE COUTIL-Sl5O.
EXTRA LONG WHITE COUTIL-satine
bound and silk st.ched-$2.5O.
Dn WARsEws CoRsErs.
HEALTH CoRsETs-125.
coRALINE tNo. $3.50 IMPRoyED-extra
long-sl.
GYPSY" in blacS-extra long-$I.
SUNRISE" in ecru-75c.
Misses AND CH1LpnESs WAISTS
The ''FERRIs" are 5Oc.. Toe, SIC. and
The DOUBLE We" are SOC and 6oc.
The most sensible WAISTS made.
You have learned what a difference CoRsETs
make in dress fitting. Better get the CoRsETs
first. then. Now isn't soonfor the fall is creep
ing on. We believe in progression enterprise-but
don't be the first to try new make of CoRSETs
Caution pays where health is at stake.
PERnY,s
NINTH AND The Avenue
Established 1s40 Telephone 9o5.
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FALL DREss GooDs.
Continued below.)

FALL DREss GooDs.
We beg to announce that we are now displaying our
complete line Of Fall Dress Goods. comprising the
choicest pickings of the leading European markets
and the mills Of our own country.
The new stock consists of various lines of Ben
galines. EpengIines. Matelasse. CRYSTALLINE. Velour
Russo. Storm serses. Diagonal Chevron Serges. En-
g!ish Broadcioths and Cheviots
The following are particularly good values
which we Offering at
1850 ocpooo
s. g g CENTS
@s5@ O9OCoo
rs different patterns OF Chevron and Diagonal Che
vios. in ell the latest fail colo-ings. They are all
wool. IS inches wide and bargain at
SOC. A YARD.
3s-inch Atwood Storm ssrces. in navy cardinal.
scarlet and black
SOC. A YARD.
gray. myrtle. navy and black. very effective and
handsome style. for
SOC. A YARD.
3s-inch Fancy Striped Atwood Cheviots. with il
Illuminated spots. suitable for children's as well as
ladies' dresses. Lovely styles at
SOC. A YARD.
3s-nch Mixed Cheviots Two-tone Disgonals and
Onbre Stripes-an endless variety Of designs and
colors.
SOC. A YARD.
These few items embrace hundreds of pieces of
goods. We would be pleased to have you :nspec.
them-if you can't come write for samples.
Among other goods will be found VELOUR
RUSsE-a new corded weave with gIace effect. to be
used for entire dresses triumng-it is extremely
handsome. One of the pecuiarties Of it is that each
piece shades four different coors making 1t DOS
sible to combine it with kind Of goods They are
As inches wide.
$40 A YARD.
54-inch Genuine Scotch Mixtures-the latest. THE
Daigoruki' Suit is made OF similar material This in
itself is sufficient brisk demand for them
They are
Sl.OO A YARD.
54-inch Cheyron Mixtures-a bargain at
75c. A YARD.
42-inch Two-tone serges in combinations of brown
$50. A YARD.
4Oinch Corded Weave. in g.ace or two-tons effect.
ST A YARD.
4onch Atwood Matslasse. in myrtle. golden
brown and navy.
Sl.l5 A YARD
40inch Silk and Wool Diaeonals. in combinations
Of brown and gold. blue and gold. myrtle and gold
$l.l5 A YARD.
40inch CRYSTALLINE. in combinations Of black and
white. myrtle and csr.inal. myrtle and gold steel
and gold. cardinal and white. cardinal and gold.
brown and gold.
Sl.1O A YARD
Ao-inch Atwood Bangalnes. all colors. regular d
quality. for
80 CENTS.
48inch Epenriine all color.
$l.25 a rAnD.
54-inch DIAGONAL ssrses. Storm eerses and Chev-
rons. in navy. myrtle. tan. golden brown. gray.
slate. garnet and black. ct
ST. 4 YARD
54-inch Broade,oth. In every conceivable shade.
very superior article gu.rsnseedto b .hs equal Of
any u. 90 quality. for
$1.25 ! YARD.
Tzu PAIAu RorAL
4. Lsssv.
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IMPORTATION ORpEns CoMxe DA1LlY.
Today-Fall stock of
CHILDREN's SCHOOL HOSE
More anon about these.
GrnLs AND CH1DRxx,s C1orH1sa.
ToDAY-JAcnrrs AND REFERS
Fan -

Petty cares often quite vexstious great
ones and selecting clothes for little folks quite much
trouble for biz folks. Choosing IL made very
easy here. Plenty of room. plenty of high. and,
what Is unusual mot with M. thought. An almost
liruitless assortment from which to pick All the
well-mSde and proper-itsing ones. any way.
AMARKED SEASON THIS FOR uIRIs-LARGE
AND SMALL. There is more taste and novelty In
girls wear this than before. Berlin and
Pari. vie with New York in making pretty and COM
Portable Wraps and Dresses for the young folks.
Tomorrow you see the
NEW FALL JACKETS AND REFERS
FOR
MISSES AND CHILDREN.
They very neat and coy loosinz-cut a little
longer than last season Many clever IDEAS shown in
them few examples:
CHILDREN'S ALL WOOL NOVELTY
CLOTH REFERS. with lap pockets and
broad rolling collars finished with silk cord
and bone buttons. Sizes to II years
-S1U-
CHTLDREN'S TAN CHECKED CLOTH
REFERS. CAMELS HAIR EFFECT. with
lap pockets. slashed backs and heavy silk cord
trimmings. Sizes to 12 years.
-SG5 3d.
MISSES GRAY MIXED NOVELTY CLOTH
REFERS. with lap pockets. notched collars
and strap fastenings. Sizes L., IA and 10
years.
--s6.J0.-
MISSES TAN AND Drown MIXED
CLOTH JACKETS, box plated back. fastened
at waist With crossed st:aps. Sizes IA ami l6
years
$40. co.
MISSES VERY FINE TAN NOVELTY
CLOTH JACKETS. neatly edged with brown
silk velvet. faced with changeable silk and fin
ished with large pearl buttons Sizes IA and
10 years.
SIS 00.-
Cd floor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 18th st. building.)
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WEEKLY BuLIrrIs
OF
W. 4. HoExE.
Sol Pennsylvanis avenue.

IT Is hard TO TALK sbout few thinss
in sstock Nike ours 10 the exclusion of the
many. but We want 70 scorfAant You with the
spsctalttes We are showing suitable for .ustthis
time when you are preparing to entertain Wis
itors =.
You ere no doubt thinking that Laces ct the
Windows would improve the appearance Of the
room-so they would-and will not cost much.
either. We have Q full width Nottingham
Lace Curtain. 81 yards long. with wide. heavy
border and handsome design. for 81. 80 pair.
Irish Point Lsoes. with rich border and grace
full figures. full width and 80 yards long, for
"a. 90 pair. Swiss Tambour Lsces. full
width and 30 yards long: light, airy and
attractive pattern. for s5. 30 a pair. Chenille
Portieres in solid colors. heavy fringe at top
and bottom. for g. rs pair. A Beautiful All
wool White Blanket At e4.2o pair. good
Couch. $3.50. Bed Lounge. 80 80. A
Solid Oak Chsuper Suite. s14. 90. and plenty
Of better ones. Our stock of Carpets is COM
plete-ssyles are correct and prices right. Re-
member. wedo only first class work.
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LACE CuRnrNs.

Specially grest values IN AMERICAN
LACE CURTAINS for
81. els. ell 81. 81. 8 and 60 p.
81 All-Chenille Table Govern, very
heavy and fringed AL round.
Soc.
ZACH.
italian SILK Blankets 10; couch Govern.
Portieres. &C.
go.
EACH.
11c. Silkaline. fine designs %. yard.
S3 90 Wilton kugs. me designs. IN
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CrRr.rSs.

the clstotl house yielded IN several cases more
among them ], 500 PAIRS
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
On sac tomorrow prices such as only d,reet
i'm poTtsrs can quote.
$500 and So 80 and upward
These two prices represent the best values we
LOO PAIRS
SWISS LAC CURTAINS.
$500 to SEQ 90 pair
These. as the Nottingham Curtains, repre-
sent values ohsrabis By any but direct i'm
porters. The -. % quality deserves your best
attention.
HE SMYaNA Russ
AT ABOUT oNE-HALF THEIR VALUE
We told you of Saturday. They'll bear reps ition.
The made in America by one OF the foremo,.
rug manufacturers and il variety Of excellent
patterns and coorings We closed out his entire stock
representing all sizes from lsX36 inches to ,l2 feet
at such price We can and are going TO
sell them at the following reduction from rezu-
lar prices:
70, Instance: SMYRNA Rues.
foot inches by 3 feet.
81. ~ortA 81 Co
foot inches by 3 feet inches
81 50. 9orth az. So
feet 2 inches by feet inches
SO. worth 81 80. -
2feet inches by feet
SO rOrfh 81 -. =
3feet by o feet.
SO. 40. wortA %. 25-
4 feet by feet.
-e6, rortA $40. 2o.-
6feet by o feet
--sla5e. worth scsa-
9feet by l2 feet
-s2s. 20. soovtA s5o4
So seldom Is recognized staple offered for nearly
half price and at the very beginning Of the sesson
that We think this Offering should attract attention
and prompt you 10 immediate action.
Rugs on sale in q
WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP.
II 10TH. nTH AND sTs. NV
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MISSES VERY FINE TAN NOVELTY
CLOTH JACKETS. neatly edged with brown
silk velvet. faced with changeable silk and fin
ished with large pearl buttons. Sizes IA and
10 years.
SIS o.
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THoMsox,s GLovE-F1rrrse CORSET

'Ventilating"-all lengths-S1.
n. H."-medium and extra long-S1.
&c. medium and extra long-sL5O.
Abdorninal"-eItr. lone-s1. so.
''B. white. medium and extra long-S2 25
'B. black, medium and extra long-S2. so.
Young Ladies' Specialize cents
Misses Specialize cents.
Royal Worcester'-satine. extra long and
high bust-S1.75.
Royal Worcester''-silk pongee-&35 60
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On sac tomorrow at prices such as only direct
importers can quote.
$500 and 50 80 and upward
These two prices represent the best values We
ever saw.
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MISSES TAN AND DROWN MIXED
CLOTH JACKETS, box plated back. fastened
at waist With crossed ST. APPS. Sizes IA ami 16
years.
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MISSES GRAY MIXED NOVELTY CLOTH
REFERS. with lap pockets. notched collars
and strap fastenings. Sizes l.. IA and 10
years
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4 In Diamonds. Watches. Jewclfy. Silver Wol1- ~
90 Yah n third door above q kxns Wo31k ~
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CHILDREN'S TAN CHECKED CLOTH
REFERS. CAMELS HAIR EFFECT. with
Lag pockets. slashed backs and heavy silk cord
trimmings. Sizes to IL years.
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Foa THr ExcAxp.rsr.
g. i. r. HATS. WITH CORDS AND vRsArzs,
el00 UP.
wsa'. Glow. os-r s.a...
Swords ana DslkA
RIBBON sADGEs FoR TIE nuxloH.
3. y. METER.
Military ana sssss6 yur.i.Ar.
au:9 ae2 nh q. NV
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This 10 no hunburg or cheap gift enterprise. but
1t means that you get dollars worth for
seventy five cents. and tina. going to reduce
our large stock of
The evening world., 1892-10-06

delicious dish Is made by cooking to-
gether tablespoonful OF butter and one OF
hour. stirring these until they hubble, ana
pouring on them half-pnt OF milk, still
stirring constantly. Into the white sauce
thus made stir the picked-up remains OF cold
bcilcd, baked or broilcd fish. About two cup.
iuls viii be the tight proportion 10 the
amount o, sauce Season It well and Jss IL
with fork until IL Is heated through. Add
III" Juice OF haif LEMON Just before serving.
A dish that VIII commend Itself To vcget a.
mans Is prepared by heating pint OF stcwed
tomatoes aad adding 10 this "A cup OF cola
lima beans ana one uf cJld corn cut from the
cob. Cook together hve minutes and serve
Cold lamb, veal or chicken cNccllcn,
warmed IN sauce made by melting together
tablespoonful OF butter ami one q cu.rant
lcIly' and adding 20 /, saltspooniul OF dry
mustard. When the mixture SINNERS lay IN
the meat, Gu; In thin slices and let II cook
about three minutes Pepper and salt to
taste.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
PRETTY MAGGIE JILTED HIM.
Mrs. Dunphy's Maid Failed to Ap.
pear to Be Married.

Philip Rohrer says to-day that he would not
marry Maggie Brady for million dollars
This, however, Is a recent decision on his
part.
Maggie Is . pretty, red-cheeked lassie OF
twcnty-one years. and jewel OF a servant IN
the family OF Congrc -sman Dunphy. While
she was with the family at their summer
home, Seabright, she became as the apD!e OF
Philip ItOhrer's eye lilo was n widowcr,
thirty-fve and prosperous. lie built roads IN
New Jersey. and he fell deeply Ia love with
pretty Maggie.
80 much was he In love that he flxcd upon
sept. ~ Tor their wedding, had the bans
cried IN Father fOx's church at Scabright.
invited all his friends ana arranged for big
wedding jaunt to Highland Beach.
Miss Maggie, to his surprise, didn't apDear
on sept. -. She had returned TO New York
with her mistress, and when Philip came
over In his wedding SUIT, he was told that
she had left the Dunphy house, 8 Madison
street, the day before Then he had gem
crnl alarm sent out from Police Headquarters
and Maggie's name was added to the long list
OF !" mysteriously missing"
Philip was discOnsOiate TIL yesterday.
when, wandering through Madison street, he
spicd pretty Maggie polishing the Dunphy
windows. When She saw him she screamed
and ran In 10 the house. lie was refused nd
mission and reluctantly realized that Maggie
had changed her mind.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
Cre1m OF Inr:nr Rrcnd.

cream OF tartar bread. II perfectly made
none OF the constituents OF the -four is
lost as when yeast is used; portion OF the
starch and sugar Is consumed to Ieed the
growing yeast
The diificnlty OF obtaining good cream OF
tartar Is very great. II IS said u te more
extensively adulterated than any other sub
stance used tor food. Moreover, In the prac.
SOFA are generally mixed In the proportion of
Two to one, that Is, two teaspoons OF cream or
tartar % every teaspoon OF Soda-but those
nie not the exact proportions IN which they
neutruliZe each ether, 20 that under ordinary
circumstances there Is an excess OF soda In
the bread.
TO bc exact, they should always be united
powders, the proportions being ~ parts OF
soda to 1873 Of cream OF tartar, or reducing to
lower terms as II to "A little less than
one-nalt as much soda as cream OF tartar.
For practical use In cooking there are no
scales known to the author Tor the purpose OF
weighing these powders; the proportions
VIII have to bc Appropriated with teaspoons,
anu n fairly accurate result Tor bread making
may be- obtained most easily by measuring a
,caspooniul OF each In exactly the same man
ner and then tahing ult a little OF the soda.
win good mat erals, care in mca ,uring and n
lot oven to set The bread before the gas
escapes, cream OF tartar biscuits are both
wholesome ana pulatuble.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
A sToRIED APPEAL QUICKLY MET.

In tho earliest edition of yesterdays
EVENING WORLD appeared the story of
Mrs. lIEMMINGs. widow. hopelessly
sick. burdened with the care Of four little
children. nioneyless and about to be
turned ont of her poor home for fault
not III any way her own. The case had
been found to be one well deserving the
attention of the papers generous readers.
That it appealed strongly TO the kindest
feelings Of humanity was shown with
most remarkable promptness.
Before the story had been before the
public half al hour one purchaser Of the
paper had brought TO this Office contri-
button Of SIS for he relief of the widow.
Others took their contributions personally
TO the home of the afflicted family. Before
the afternoon was half gone. :2l had
been gwen bv sympnthizcrs with
the poor woman and her children md a
promise of permanent relief had been
obtained through the fact. mentioned in
The EVENING WORLD story that the
widows father was Free Mason OF long
and good standing.
Further details of this story of i1erited
charity are told in the news columns to-
day. They form n splendid tribute to tho
generosity of everyday New Workers,
ALWAYS ready when assurance is given
that the cause Is u worthy one
The evening world., 1892-10-06
DISASTER POR THE GANGS.

The outlaw gangs of the country have
struck cycle of disaster. Only n few
days ago the notorious Cooley band. of
Southern Pennsylvania. lost its leaders
and its prestige through tho good aim OF
sheriff and the determination of posse.
Yesterday still another gang met its fn,s.
The good men of Coucyville, knu., arose
in their citizenly might and wiped out the
DALToNs, who wero among the worst Of
bad mer, and whose field II operations
had extended over wide stretch Of coun-
try. from the Rio Grande up into Cali
iornia and out to Arkansas.
There was good riddance when the
DALToNs fell. That their overthrow cost
the lives of worthy citizens is the sole
misfortune attaching to their end. But
1t was not to bo expected that such men
would yield without bloodshed. They
lived lawlessly and died without form of
law. A speedy undolng to all who are
left of their kind.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
A Trick OF the Newsboy.

II was raining She asked him for al
evening paper, says the Chicago Hrdid. lie
drew his coat sleeve across his face and said
"Will yer have n clean one cr II dirty
one" :"
"Clran one or dr. one? why, clean
one, or course"
"All right. Yer see, some folks don't care
an hid can't keep papers clean when II
so7hlcs all day, an he cant sell dc dirty ones
us quick as der clean ones, SO tcs asked"
lie had folded the paper carefully, and he
took the pennies with Thank yer"
Another nrwsboy standing near said
"lii. KIDS, did yer hear de- style Eokcy Is
silngln'7 Clean papers an dirty ones! why
didn't yer fold de dirty on, $ dc clean Side out
an sell 'em flrst:"
Hold On dere, Don't You go to gcttin
fresh! Knows what I'm about
she went on, and muscd over the fact thar
even dirty faced ana ragged and SELF nrought
up ncAsDoyS seemed to pick upa sense oi
honor, and know intuitivelN the principles
that make n SUCCESS OF business. When She
arrived home and opened the paper she dis
covered that the newshoy did know exactly
what he was about. The paper vas clean
only On the outside.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
Tho Evening World Prints Aeso.
ciated Press News.
Thanks. Georgia.

1t wasn't quiet very long in Venezuela
The evening world., 1892-10-06
1 HnstN lunch con.

The bread wasn't fresh, and she had no
time to send to the market for any thing.
Her visitor was dainty In her tastes. What
was to he done To get up nice little
luncncon7 There was plenty OF crackers in
the house. She thought or them and
heaved a sigh OF relief. "So but
tered n few dozen crackers" the house
keeper explained, "and set them in he oven,
there To stay until they were Il light brown.
part OF these were placed In a dish on the
back OF the stove, and with the remainder
made some cracker sandwiches out OF some
bits OF roast fowl which was ready sliced In
the pantry. The meat was mixed with little
mayonnalsc and placed between two OF the
buttered crackers. A jar OF canned fruit was
opened, and with some olives and n bit OF
cheese rounded out a very relisha bic lun-
cheop, and my guest quite enthused over the
new-iashioned sandwiches"
The evening world., 1892-10-06

A perfect sapphire is as diflicult to find as a
perfect ruby or, indeed. as perfect any
other gem. TOO often streaked and spotted
IN parts, 1t Is sometimes also transparent
only IN parts. Sometimes the color Is not
right, and Instead "f that soft, rich, lovely
blue, which Is In its way unique, 1t Is too pale
and washy, or too dark and sombre. When
perfect, however. 1t Is )" find " to be guarded
and treasured with care and tenderness.
The sapphire was dedicated to the sun
God, ana even as st. jerome declared that IT
softened the ire OF Jehovah, so did It procure
good iniiuenc, $ Tor the oIerer nom Phubu ;
the Far dnrter. sapphire signifies hope, In
the language OF gems. even rs the ruby Is
love, and the emerald faith, and in the opal
lies the whole doctrine OF good works And
because OF It's calming ana Christening prop
critics a sapphire Is held as the best stone
which an ecCleSiastic can wear.