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The evening world., 1892-06-04
7Fr cpfc,eo DELEGi-rg, MEETING

The meeting Of tie Mli-Win''r Con.
veu'.Ou dc. .c.ate, 90 Chicago. cllle for
next MONDAY ,,,lirg a: the Hoffman
iior.e. ercltes considerable comment il
democratic cirrlos Speculation ls RE
re 90 tie meaning of til" luny meut. which
takes an ofir.n. character from tie fact
that the , hartman # the state Commit
tee, EDwAEu M"ErHT, r., issues the cal.
The ceuera, belief j. that senator HILL
ordered the meeting with the object o:
iuduciu. the delegation 30 take u irIner
.taud ~ Chicago than the mild iuStruc-
tion4 ot the Midwin;er Convention would
seem to require. the reason being that
the anti HMl Democrats. bv the election
Of coutesting delegation, have put them
selves in direct RntA-unls N TO the regular
Democracy and should henceforth be
treated as enemies of the examination.
According to this Interpretation OF the
movement, its real aim il to persuade
the delegates 20 pledge themselves
not only TO present Senator HILLS name
Mt Chicago as the first choice of the State,
but to adhere TO him as the candidate
from the beginning to the end, and not 10
NOto LOT hlN nominee lhNOIeb ny lAo
Syracuse boilers
Another rumor is that Senator HILL has
bound himself to vote III favor of the
Stewart Free Coinage bill and wants tc
explain his position to the New York del
cgation before he relee;ns his pledge.
! 1t is probable that these stories are all
imaginary and that the Hoffman House
meeting Is nothing more than an ordinary
business gathering to- talk over the ar
rangements for going to the Convention
md to consult as to the preliminary &C
ton of the delegates on the question oi
organization. Still, the iniudicious ap
pointme ut of a contestinG delegation by
the Rnti-snap party may have suggested nj
attempt TO shake Tammnny's weIl-knowr
determination not be forced out of stel
with the National Democracy in wLatcvc
direction it may finally make up its lninC
to march.
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NORTH RIVER RAILWAY BRIDGE.

The Committee of the Board of Trade
and transportation, appointed to Lear
arguments on the subject OF the proposed
Hudson River Bridge, held meeting:
yesterday and will hold another on next
Friday afternoon.
Mr. W. T.. ID, STOKES, who made
speech against the bridge. criticised its
practicahility and the various and con-
stGntly VARYING plans Of ITS projectors.
lie does not believe that the bridge can
be successfully built But this objection
begs the real question. md it is we'll
known that engineering science can over
come nearly all difficulties.
The plain fact Is that the people do not
want the bridge lccausc il is a mere rail-
road speculation designed for the bereii I
of the railroad corporations at the cost Of
tho city.
An important portion OF the city has
been practically ruined through the privi-
leges unwisely granted to the Vanderbilt
railroads years ago. The people are not
willing that other portions should be
destroyed in the interest of other rail
roads, after the experience of the past
There is only one sentiment in New York
and that is hostile to the scheme con-
cocted by handful of Legislative specu-
lators.
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AS TO YATURALlzED CITIZENS.

Senator HIsCOCK has presented memo
rial IN the Senate asking That IL Congress
sional Comm, sion may be raised to III
quire into the matter Of the paturalIza-
tion of adopted citizens in New York,
with view to the remedy of illegal prac-
tices alleged by the memoriallats to prevail
in the courts of the city.
Livery good citizen must lie desirous
that the naturalization laws bo faithfully
administered. A fraudulent nGturalza-
ton paper means II fraudulent ballot;
and ii is as much crime against the
parity of the allot-boX to allow man to
vote who is not entitled to the franchise
rs it is to buy corrupt voters for money
in blocks of five or sipgly. No honest
citizen can object to sucn n Commission
Us Mr.. HIsCoCK's memorial asks.
But 1t must he remembered that for
eign- born man who has filed all the re-
quirements of the Constitution and the
law is as much entitled to his uaturaliza-
ton papers as Mr.. CORNELIUS n. Bliss
aud Col. GEORGE BLISS. two of the memo
rnists, hre to have their names registered
ut an election. There ARE some persons
who do not want any foreign born citizen
to vote. aud who. If they had the power
TO do so, would block the way of every
naturaliZtd voter to the ballut-hoN.
Hence, III framing the Commission, care
should be taken that no injustice is done
TO squarely naturalized citizens, who are
Just as much entitled to the franchise us
any native born American in the city.
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WORLOLlNCS.

Thomas Hardy. the novelist, is hfty-two years
old. He lives near dorchester. in WesseI. Eng
land, ami IL 8 cOunty magistrate. Under the
Greenwood Tree" wa, his frst literary success, and
in tho twenty ears that nave elapsed since its pub
hcStiou he ha, been .teadiy growing in fame.
Tbs Italian Government has purchased Caprera,
the island that wa' once GSrihaldi's home. and
will fortify it for use a. naval station.
There is surface Of COO in silesiA. Prus-
sia which is usually dry, but which every thirty
years nils with water in unk nosn way And be-
comes lake
The United States exported l,464. 600 barrels Of
apples to Europe last season.
1t Is said that tho only oficial In the United
States entitled by lAw to be called honorable IL
the Lieutenant-G Governor Of Massachusetts,.
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THANKS FROM D. A. SO, K. OF. L.
A Rochester Assembly Praises tn @
Evening World" by Resolution.

To ~, Eiiior,
DEAR SIR: The following is a copy OF reso-
lutions unanim ously adopted by Distric. AS
sembly Oh, *. or L., at its regular meeting
held Friday, May -, 1902.
"WheredS, He NEW YORK EVENING WORLD
caused certain articles TO be published In its
columns pert aiming to our local clothing
difficulty; aud
'WheytaS, We know that such statements
were and are true and correct and convey to
he general public an accurate conception or
the clothing difficulty Ii This city, therefore
be II
" Reso'rtI, That we, the oricers and me m
bers ot ~. A. 6:s, *. OF l., ia regular session
assembled, ana representing all Knights or
Labor Assem- Dlics ut k.cnes er and NCInity,
do hereby suSt ain and approve OF the AIT O. c
published; ana II Is Iurthcr
- EaSOIrrd. Thar "" extend our sincere
thauEs to the Sew York EVENING WORLD for
H. generosity IN giy.aI y. I. \. 23l an i'm
ParllaI hearing IN rs ,iruggle Tor justice.
' Respectfully submitted,
"N. e.. SPTSSISG, d. II. s.
"R9cheSter, y. y, June e"
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KEEP THE TROLLEY OUT.

Those members of the Board of Alder
meu who have expressed their opinion as
10 the eXpediencv of allowing the Broad
way syndicate TO use tho trolley electric
system for many OF their roads do not
seem TO fully comprehend the points in
volved or the condition of public senti.
ment on the subject.
President ARNOLD. for instance, thinks
the trolley system might do for the An
nexed District. Alderman MoRGAN is
willing to vote for the trolley system if
the people want it. Alderman MoRBIs
cannot see any election to the trolley
underneath the Elevated Railroad struc-
lures. Two Aldermen, NooNAN and
BRowN. are opposed to the system.
The fact is that the proposed system il
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worth $500 oO0 is the weakest sort OF an
argument against bis being handcufed
w when officers have him in hand on seri-
Gus charge. 50 the prisoner who de-
nounced his Stacking as an outrage on
the ground of his wealth. in General Ses-
sious Yesterday. did not put his case
powerfully. But rs the circumstances
werea little extraordinary. and as there
was the least possible danger of resist
nuce or e au attempt 10 ruL away on the
pnrt of the accused man. there was rer-
Lap, room fnr a littlo lette- Official IudE-
u-eutthau was exercised Ia the matter "f
the han 'cutirg. The case was that uf
Real Estate Dealer JAcoBs. wAois charged
with rcut,u. - house knowing it was 10 be
usei for dIsrrder.y purposes.
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Collected at q Nay Party.

n - rTr1-
on saturday afternoon. May @s the chill
d-eu whose names are incl 1sei hold a May
party IN Mount Morris Park During the
afternoon MSS Mabel PiadNcll took up a
collection for your fund. kindly accept same
vita h.-, wishes. THE CHILDREN.
Following are the contributors: Mattel Pad.
We. I,G'. GaNl .r, GraCi" Gayl r. Nhitrc!t
Ga...r, Nellie crane. Russell crane, Fla llul-
lH.i Nu-Hlll Frank, jo,!c Pad I'll. Arthur
PlHIN,.. Iilliau St'iuW' r'n, Arthur Powers,
AIi"n .",r-, Robert BTOl.. Dt, Elsie Powers,
&c. nrHadi9ut. lrlu Lewis, Howe Broad
fut las Lewis, Eben HroadiOut,
PIr"n!r stern, LuUi. Ii0lIn. LerCre stern.
Royal II I.lu. oracle Hr'lclMcr, Mathew
rtt-u, N.. iol.iNu, Hudson Mason. EStele
Marx. Nurr. % hA,Du. Amelia Weller, Charley
~'.phct-. IIrenoc watson, B"rNi" LYONS,
'da Llr-r 80, lester F.tlrr, Lucy Cleveland,
IAllp Weller. Marion Van Riper.
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A Young Lady Sets Her Roma
Music Teacher Right


Not long ago there came to this city an
Englishman-bache had seen better daya
Casting about for something to keep appe-
tite in touch with edipos he hit upon music
teaching as Offering the largest revenue with
the least expenditure Of efIort, says the San
Francisco EJdn ,ler.
OF course this was merely q something to
I'LL in with while waiting the knocking OF
fortune at his door. Fortune, being female,
he hgured her out as an heress, and having
accumulated numerous pupils he chose the
one with the largest financial prospects and
laid siege to her susceptible heart and desira-
BILE ducats.
Fis suit seemed TO prosper. That is, tho
heiress was afraole and easy in her manner
towards her plano chap, though hardly indulg.
ing in anything which might be termed hys-
terical evidences OF bubbling love. Still
the fact that his signs and love-lorn looks
were not repulsed with cuIs and contumely
LED him to hope that his poor but proud de-
meanor had Impressed his favorite pupil.
A week or two ago he thought the time ripe
for declaring himself. In the midst OF music
lesson he broke loose and " told in passionate
tones the wild, sweet story OF his love-"
"Sir," said the maiden, without taking her
fingers from the keys, Il hire you for music
teacher, not lover !"
"Bu But-but-why have you encouraged me7'
he asked, seeing his fortune slipping from
him.
" Encouraged your How"
"Why, my looks, my sighs, my longing
"Oh, thought you had come to California
for your health, and that your pain mastered
you at Intervals. | was going to suggest a
mustard plaster"
, The value OF this story lies in the fact that
1t will be recognized in our society"
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Coming EventS.

CONCERT, by Prof. LAchmund and pupils, Msdi-
son Hal, one Hundred and TWenty-ftt street
AMI Madison avenue, tonight.
On the Madison s IpAre roof garden tonight the
90 Literary Society OF Columbia College vii. have
a banquet.
The graduating class Of the Columbia Law School
will give = dinner at the Holland House this even
ing.
Annual Commencement Of Columbia College,
New York, at Music Hal, Fifty seventh street and
seventh avenue, Wednesday, June 5, 1. Is r. NJ
Tomorrow night strawberry. festival will be
given hy 'he HnugArA LADIES' Aid Society in
arlington Hal, ~ st, MarS's place, the proceeds
to he devoted u the relief Of destitute families.
CappAs Band will give concert on the NAL in
Central Park tomorrow afternoon at Z. weather
permitting.
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VACRANT VERSES.
Politics In Blissv.lIe.

Politics In Blissv.lle.
SIXTY candidates for marsha'-'tis fun to see 'su
strive;
Fifteen or street milk speotor
hye.
There's but twenty.siI for sergeant and eight or
ten for clerk,
With ninety odd for . peecemsu-you ouEht to see
'em work.
Tho stores is all wide open-take any you nnd
It's free as old religion OF the old cAmp-mestin'
kind
They're A-IAwin'. they're hghtin' with the shot
gun and the sling,
The cortn-iActory's booinin and we're coroner
by ling -R,lend (EoA.) Journal
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UyI " VVII z UV 70 WV
can't make new lungs, but II can mako
diseased ones healthy when nothing else Will
As q blood cleanser, strength restorer ana
Mesh builder, It has NO equal For scrotula'
Bronchial, Throat and Lung affections, Weak
Lungs, Asthma, Severe Coughs anu ever
disease that can be reached through the
blood, It's the only remedy so unfailing tna'
II can be guaranteed.
II IL doesn't benent or cure, In every cAS0'
you have your money back. ,.,.,-
ngence 70 have something else onetOV
being "Just as GOOD"
The evening world., 1892-06-04

The Port Jervis lynche's knew no
mercy. Nor. in the heat Il their anger.
did ther teali1e how much real injury
they were doing themselves AMI their
town. Doubtless numbers # them hive
wished long before this that ther hid
rpue slower. one thin. lruch t @ re-
rretted is tha: in hanging tic negro,
LEwrs. they summorIly dup soi OF tic
one witness against the man whom he. IL
his asi moments, accused OF putting him
Mp to his brutal crime. ! Tins j. uufo:tu-
nate for the caus, Of justice. Il t4e ae-
cusei man q, guilty. Il j. !cay.ns room
for ii ,uslce If he II innocent
The evening world., 1892-06-04

MRs. LASGTRY IN 1.-THE FRINGE oP SOCIETY"
covered with claire de lune jet drops, which
srarkle and flash with brilliant effect. The
celnture Is OF black satin, and n band OF black
satin is fastened round the throat by large
turquoise set IN diamonds. The sleeves
are made In one pun to the elbow, and
worn with tan gloves Mrs. Langtry's hat is
OF black lace, trimmed with SOFT pale roses
and a plume OF black ostrich tips. Her
third dress is OF water-green satin, en-
br0idered IN gold in massive and exception
ally rich design CreTe de Chine OF a delicate
peach shade Is used for the back OF the dress,
and for the Wat.eau train and wide side sash.
The evening world., 1892-06-04

After that peaceful way which gave
earth's biggest ocean its name. the Paciti c
has come forward with a phenomenon
which knocks out with one fell swoop
the ancient Atlantic story of the sea SER
peut. An island half a mile long and
half ms wide is reported to he foatin <
idly in the vicinity of Cape Flattery. 1t
bears hut and a small farm, but no hv-
ing creatures are in ght. The sugCeS-
tiun almost makes itself that this hoatin =
Tit of land is a retreat proyidentially
prepared for whatsoever man finds the
verdict Of the June conventions too soul
to-turing for him 70 bear In sight Of Other
men,
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Yours for Health.

from smith, Gray & Co.'' Hon'bly.l
Clerk Here's a health item In tuis paper
that l believe III work up into placard to
hang up In the hat department next to " No
Trouble to SHOW Goods
PropGi"tor-What Il It?
ClcTk-Duat Go out Without HAT
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II Costs Money.

Farmer Menthol-George has only been in
college two months and he writes that he has
had to order two new suits and wants Inc to
send him some more money.
Mrs MenthOl-FOr the lands Sakei how
docs he boy manage TO wear out so many
clOthPsy
Farmer MenthOl-I guess it's all right,
Maria. lie saws that It's hard on clothes be-
cause one OF their pnysical-culture exercises
is picking up chips.
The evening world., 1892-06-04

BISMARCK is reputed to have rejected
ovcrtures for "a reconciliation with VILE
IAN. aul to Lave said that CAPRIvI an q
the Kaiser must lind their own way out of
difficulty But why the owe rtUres Hav e
" my will " and my way " begun to
look insuific lent already
The evening world., 1892-06-04
TRY TO DROWN a DUCK

By pouring ts bacL and you "a good idea
of The useleSHmeSs Of the old fashtoned methods of
dmJ TO cure Nervous Debility and Decline Of Manhood
Io"sdndS being yearly dis0ppOinted cheated and
di1Dusted They become despondent and hopeless
knOWlnO tCL6t 10 do trhere 10 turn ReperthsIesS
there Is method, simple. oeany secret and oertai'
Perhaps yOU haze tried N9 II tceII am,
and ntromg p"rHsd" Of our Homeopathic Specifics.
YOU KNOW That the 81" mild JOEcer rHres,p and zoe
khO it and propose that all t1 tDOrId
The time iS r!ps Ignorance and quGokery haze held
StrGy too long. Sealed particulars sent free.
HOMEOPATHIC INSTITUTE SO 9th Avenue n. z.
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local hiehwaymen diin': appreciate the
force Of THr EvISrSo WoaLn's remark of
yesterday. that things are getting too I'm
pulsive.
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An Arrpment for prirnogonltnre.

From !Sr1f'r. cray 4 co., -Honhly.l
Shc-Why - II that the younger sons Of
English noulemeu So often go into the churcn-
Hc-Thry have he advantage OF being able
20 profit by tie Lr,'-UOrn'S example.
The evening world., 1892-06-04
She Was AM Ripht-

She could not darn his socks or sew
A button on nIs coat:
She could not make decent shirt
TO int his manly throat.
But what cared he IL she had not
A talent to unfOldg
For when hs married her she hal
A hundred thousand cold. -ErrhdHJO.
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THE WORLD um nor, under any cfrc1trn-
stances, hoId 'tseU responsible FOR the return
or are-keepfn0 Of any rejected mauusC1- pts
or pictures, or uha,sOeUeT- character or Ualue
No exceptions biH be made 10 nus r,1Ie lrth
regard TO either letters tncloSucs- Nor
UfH the editor enter INTO correspondence COl-
cernin0 unavailable manuscripts
The evening world., 1892-06-04

Recovered - sound health
for every consumptiye who
hasn't delayed too long.
There's a positive cure with
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Just as 1t cures
the worst OF the many
forms OF scroiula, 80 1t cures
and just as certainly tho
scrofulous affection OF the
lungs that's called Consump-
tion-througn the blooL
But, even with this rene
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something for their relief. The rich are ex-
pectet to do a dollars worth OF home mission
WORK, but the others need only give few
pennies. only please do hurry, for this is
killing weather. NELL NELSON.
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The Kings County Democrats will go to
Chicago in silk caps. Can this, in a way,
be said to be going to extremes with the
silk stocking Republicans?
The evening world., 1892-06-04

There should be no further delay in
GrantipR the request of the people about
East River Park that the band concerts
there take place in the evening.
The evening world., 1892-06-04

GEN. COLLINS is coming back from Ire
land without having united the Home
Rule party. Men cannot do by argument
what the spirit of patriotism fails to bring
about by it's deeper influences.
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The &c Young Whyos" must be sup
pressed in the old way
The evening world., 1892-06-04

They talk of bringing GEORGE GOULD
70 task for catching elks contrary to law
In Colorado. More risky business. ap-
parentIy, than fooling with bears in Wall
street.
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Mr BLAISK's word was only to say that
he wouldn't say anything. But how much
IT means-accordingt to the way one looks
at It.
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ECOnOmY.

IRON The Rochester Post-kEprsH.l
Teacher-Johnny, you may tell me what
political economy teaches
Johnny-Not TO run 10000 man for q
81 900 Oflice.
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field up in Broadway" and at /
o'clock in the afternoon. PeShaps the
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with dynamite stories on the eve of the
political explosions?
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Identified.

Identified.
THE Countess de RiEeur,"I I heard,
- 'AmeTicAn-sone Western toHn-
The reigning belle - locke and knew
My old scnool-mAte, Samantha Brown.
-purk.
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To destroy flies, b II the parlngs OF potatoes
in little water for all hour. skim them out
and boil the water down to a !ew tablespoon
fuls- sweeten with molas,es and turn into
plates Then catcI your flies, feed them and
they will never bother you again.
The evening world., 1892-06-04

The Evening World Prints Assoc
ciated Press News
The evening world., 1892-06-04

Headache almost always yields to the
simultaneous application OF hot water to the
leet and the back ot the head.
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The Gains of March and April
Continued.

Gain OF 1924 In the mum Der
Of Advertisements printed In
May, 1892, as compared with
May, 1891.
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Cain OF 6e,Io5 In the average
number WORLDS printed per
day In May. 1902, as compared
with lay, 1891.
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1t isn't all shouting at Minneapolis.
There's fine work un der the noise.
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Plenty of naval and military heroes at
Annapolis and West Point these days.
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Ir"Pa VIII accept" the nomination.
can Grandpa accept with resign alton?
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~BRACCH OFFICES

rVBRANCH OFFICES.
WORLD UPTOWN OFFICF-I2r- RroAr~AT-
Letusen 3lst and 52d sts- See York.
WORLD HARLEM "a 4CI-l-5TH ST. ASr
M,prso-S AVE-.
PBOOELYS-3O9 wItPr-cTo~ sT.
PHILADELPHIA. PA-IT1BEEE B~Irrr~G. III
souTp 9Th ST. WASHI> >GGON-ClV l4-H ~.
LoNDoS OFIICE-SI LOIAsTUE D.. IAAEAL.
sAB SoIAHE-
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under the arms only. extending few inches
below the waiS: line, Is the general iavorlte
for summer toilets, It's adaptaDility rendering
II equally appropriate Tor an independent
waist OF lace, SILK or any suitable fabric to
wear with various sNir's, or TO be made or the
same material as the skirt. When used aS an
Independent garment the portion below the
waist Is usually worn outside the skirt.
When It completes costume It Is tucked
underneath the skirt with belt, gird!e or
sash as a iinioh.
The evening world., 1892-06-04

Asparagus is here IN abundanc', and she
who would be beloved OF her husband will see
TO It that the succulent root is often before
him. In preparing 1t iOr the table the bunch
should be plunged into boiling water which
is well salted, set down on the root ends, with
the tips well out OF the water, as the steam
cooks them quite sufficiently. Almost any
asparagus will be well cooked after twenty
five minutes boiling 1t can then be taken
into n colander and drained, the strings care
fully cut and the vegetable arranged on toast
TO serve. There are several sauces used with
it--either PLAIN butter, pepper ana salt or
yet a sauce Hollandalse being quite popular,
or drawn butter may be poured over 1t.
Sometimes when the tips OF the asparagus
are served with loast as an especially dainty
dish, the stalks are well boiled and strained
for soup.
The evening world., 1892-06-04

Thimbles were scarcely known In England
before the reign OF James l., when John Lop-
ling, mechanic came over from Holland,
bringing with him stock OF them. Finding
very soon that the demand for his wares "as
increasing and would soon exhaust the sup
ply, he establis he'd mandatory OF thimbles
In lslington and invited over several OF his
countrymen to assist in working it. The sue
cess and proht OF the undert aking were
greatly beyond his expectations
The evening world., 1892-06-04

the little tots wear In straw-boys as well as
girls.
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The prettiest trimmings for batistes, ging-
hams and similar. textiles, are OF openwork
embroideries In pink, blue and cream, the new
nne "cotton gupure or point de Gene laces,
or the lighter Irish linen laces and torchon In
sertions. Cream-colored applique bands and
the thorn-stitched cotton gimps are also
used.