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The evening world., 1893-10-17
The Same Old Game.

To the Editor:
For a number OF years past the sherir OF
Kings County has bean alternately a Democrat
and . Republican. namely: Dassett. r.; Riley.
d., stegman. R.: Farley. D.: Rhinehart, r.;
Courtney, n. This ia a remarkable state Of al
fairs, considering that Kinss County has a
normal Democratic majority OF from 5000 to
20, 900. It is also a remarkable coincidence that
At the same time that Democratic Mayors are
chosen for Brooklyn. In the years when a sher-
IN Is chosen. but not a Mayor, the Democratic
shriey atty candidate Is invariably successful. In
view OF these facts. and the further one that
Daniel Ryan. the vel Unknown and popular Demo
cratic leader OF the Eighth Ward. is turned down
and a Mr.. Patterson. who 10 almost unknown TO
Brooklyn Democrats, Is given the shrievalty
nomination. white william J. Quitting. the
close personal and political friend Of Jacob
Worth. Is slated for the Republican nomination.
does IL not look as II the same old game was
to be played-the sherin's once to go to the Re-
publican boss In return for his services In pro-
noting dissensions among the opponents Of the
Democratic rins7 A. the present time It looks
as 10 the scheme would mlscarry, the Rcpubli-
can boss probably being unable TO carry ont
his end OF the bargain. as the indications are that
wayland Trask will secure the Republican nomi'
nation for Mayor and will be Endorsed by all
the elements opposed to the ring, VIM. J. Gaynor
to-day having dsclined the nomination OF the
citizens Union. but Billy Buttling will prob.
ably land. as John Y. Mckane has a knife up his
sleeve. and is thirsting for gore.
Brooklyn. ". Y. T~wENTY-sIXTH WARD.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
SECOND REGISTRATION DAY.
Pollin y-eooths Will Be Open All
Day To Morrow.

Voters in this city and Brooklyn will
have "A second opportunity to register to-
morrow.
Although this is an off year in politics
the number of persons registering both
in New York and Brooklyn on Tuesday
last. the first day of registration, showed
that unusual interest IL taken in the
coming election. especially in Brooklyn.
There the days figures show ed that
81 146 voters had registered. Although
New Works population Is fully 10 per
cent greater than that of Brooklyn. only
IS, 800 names appear on the registry lists
here for the first day. Both parties are
big crowd of voters In this city to swell
the lists of the various Assembly dis
tricts tomorrow.
The polling booths in each of the La
election districts will be open for the
registration of voters tomorrow from s
be no Ncu for neglect to qualify.
Every voting resident of the city can
find IA polling place within a few min
utes' walk from his house, and the five
or ten minutes that val b" required for
the enrolment of his name will hardly
be missed out of the day no matter
how great the pressure of business may
be.
A man entitled to register must be
twenty-one years Old ON or before cleo
for at least ten days before the cleo
ton. a resident OF the State for one
year. of Tn" county for -four months. and
of the election district where he registers
for thirty days before the ensuing cleo
ton.
The two remaining days of registration
after ~to-.nor.ow will be Friday and
Saturday, oct - and IS.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
WO 'LDllNCS

Queen Nirtoria' household comprises titled and
sslarich on,ials, from the Lord steward down.
to the number ot nearly 1000.
The registrar Of tho Paris Morrue has the
unique distinction ot having written 500 popular
songs and ballads.
The Congo Free state, OF which KING leopold
- sovereign, has a population OF Il, 0SO. 400, Of
ahnn less than i.so0 arc EuroreJns.
1t IL interesting to learn trn the climate at
the south pole is much more r,Sorous than that
A. the north,
indlaratRnS arc ull as a rGlc, and during the
war The stat" furnished man soldiers az greus
der stature, More than 900 Of her volunteers
were sboNc = fcct 5 inches in hcighi,
1t costs 81, 100 a year to iced the animals at
the Philadelphia Doc" Among other articles
Of diet consumed h. the earni,orous animals last
yc.r were go horses,
The title admiral is a mobilization o. a Latin
w"si slgElf"ing commander, In the seare OF
naval commander it was introduced into Europe
by the Ncnetians.
Francis rarkmln, the venerable New England
historian, Who recently celebrated his seventeen
]hir,htuy, rs sun IT work though he has prsctl-
',lly lost Ms eyosight and also suffers from in
scrnia and rheumatism,
ch'rl"tto " icnge. the Eas'ias novelist. Is
seventy years Did out OF the profits she hat
derived from her thirty novels she has given
500 40 TO charitable societies,
4 German LADY Of wealth and poai,ioa has
founded . school Of gardening Tor nomsa.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Moral aud Material B.outy.

II never saw "A garment too fine for a
man or maid" writes Oliver Wendell
Holmes. There never was Il chair too
good for a cobbler or cooper or king to
SIT In; neve IA house too fine to shelter
the human head. These elements about
us-the glorious sun, the imperial moon
are not too good for the human race.
lleSanc fits man; but do we o value
these tools a little more than they are
worth and sometimes mortgage a house
fo' the mahogany We bring into II ? I
would rather cat my dinner of the head
OF n barrel. or dress after the fashion of
John the Baptist in the Wilderness, OF
The evening world., 1893-10-17
M'GEARTY VERY BADLY HURT.
Bis Fall from the E evated Road
May Cripple Him.
Friends Wit Try to Get His Case
Before tho Grand Jury.

John McGearty. OF 23l East Fifty-fourth
street. who was pushed on the platform
Of the Third Avenue Elevated station at
Grand street last night, is still at the
GouveIneur Hospital in a serious condi-
tio". The injury TO his spine is of such
a nature that IL will be several days be-
fore IT will be possible to ascertain just
how badly he Is hurt.
He had a very high fever this morning.
ana the doctors are not so confident of
his recovery as they were at first. It
u almost certain that IL he docs recover
his back. will not be strong for Il long
tin 9, and he may never he able to work.
ital this morning with W. friends. and
all were Very bitter In their denuncia.
lions of the negligence Of the Elevated
Railway officers In not placing a guard
The matter Will be placed In. District
Attorney Nicolrs hands. and friends OF
the injured man will try to have II
heavy damages against the Elevated
road. He stands. Very high in the opin.
ion Of his Employers, the Metz Iron
was n foreman. and they will interest
them !olves in his behalf. He was one
of their best hands and. was known to
be a so,"r and hard-workins man.
ant say What will be done, but l will
cngage IL lawyer as soon as possible, and
will sue the anhatta Elevated Com
pany for damages. a wealthy friend of
my husbands. whose name j am not at
liberty to give, called on me this morn
ing and offered MS any assistance. He
Will aid us in bringing suit.
The doctors say my husbands spine
is badly injured, and II this is so, It will
be impossible for him to take his old
place II he covers for the work Is
heavy.
.'NThn World ic ripbt whom lie saws
the treatment of the public by the IL
roads Is outrageous. There are nc
guards at half the stations. and an acct
den similar to this may occur at any
time during "A rush"
Sergt. McAdams. of the Eldridgc
street station, said that as yet no com
plant had been lodged with him. but
II the injured man thought he was
maliciously pushed from the platform
and made such a complaint, arrests
would be made.
The evening world., 1893-10-17

A not i%nfrequent cause OF preserves
growing nouldy is that the Jars in which
they are kept are not perfectly dry when
the fruit is put into them. The jars
put away from last year will necessarily
be dusty and require washing, and 1t
too often happens that the Jars are
washed the same day the Jam is made.
one may imagine they are dried with a
cloth, but probably a slight dampness re-
mains. which Is enough to cause the
best boiled preserve to turn mouldy. even
u Kept In a dry place. Have Jars washed
In very hot water the day before they
are used, and. after drying with a cloth.
put down in trayfuls before the kitchen
fire to do away with the possibility of
damp. They should then be set aside In
the kitchen until the next day. covered
to keep out the dust.
The evening world., 1893-10-17

The fact is disclosed hat the blarn"y
stone of the Chicago Fair Is q delnsion
and a fraud. No part Of the original
block has been removed from Ireland,
and those people who have paid their
dimes and dollars to acquire the "giib
and oily art Of saying sweet things to
women and persuasive I..ngs to men
have only paid that tribute which folly
pays 70 fraud the word over. The out
lay Will neither help them to matri.
money nor to Congress. II will only
teach them that the Chicagoan can out
blarney the blarney stone itself when he
has a mind to do 1t and money t. make.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Answers to Questions.

Hclen.-The Government docs not buy old
stamps.
4. X. live 90 not know Sadie Msrtinots
religious belief.
l. {. Martens The lots may he reclaimed II
the twenty years back taxes with Interest. &C..
are raid.
!" Only a dentist can give you intelligent
information on the subject OF flowing tartar and
cleansing biaekered nlied teeth.
Reader. There doesn't seem to BE- any law
against gambling By mac ltnery. There Is cer-
iainly none that is In operation,
W, J. S,-Apply To the man Who has the coa-
tract for carrying the mails from the Pos, Once
to the railway stations II you want a situation
on one OF the WAGON
H. F.-There may be a Language Of writing
nike = but We know nctl.hE Of T. One kind OF
ink ought To be enough for ANYBODY TO eSpress
herself in, sometimes 7. Is too much.
u. C.-Pronounce II eithe- "valkscrir'' o. wal.
kirie'' With the long sonno IT the -" The word
10 OF Morse origin. Die vAikeurte were the fe-
males who carried the souls Of heroes slain ia
battle IN to walhalia
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Pound cake.

One pound Of butter. ten eggs. nj
gill Of brandy. one pound of powdered
sugar, n pound of flour. o~ne-quarter
tea spoonful of mace. Beat the butter
to a cream. d gradually the sugar,
beating all the while. Beat the eggs,
without separating. until very. very
light add them gradually to the but
ter and sugar. and beat the whole visor-
ously. Add tine -four sifted; beat we'll:
add the mace and brandy. Line q
round cake-pan with buttered paper,
pour in the cake and bake in a mod
crate oven one and a quarter hours
The evening world., 1893-10-17
A Laugh In Every Line.

To the Editor;
Kindly answer the following questions to de-
eide in a matter Of life ard death:
What is the legal rate OF interest on a bugle
note
Where can | purchase n gallon OF funeral bier,
What Ia the proper costume to wear at a fish
ball"
From what species Of tree is Jolly tar OBJ
tanned?
What is the market price OF policemcn's beats?
How much toll does a church bell pay?
Has representation ever been arrested?
Please give me a good cement to mend the
break Of day.
II a pair Of shoes is solcd Is 1t purchascd!
Are there am springs in the oceans beic
What Is a prompt relief for a window pane:
The writer OF the above fell dead before COM
plotting hts questions. out Of respect to his
memory please answer his questions and We win
place them In his CONN. MuERTO.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
INSURANCE AGENTS INDICTED.
Charged with Taking Up Insligibles
to Secure Hph Commissions.

CHICAGO. oct. lT.-William T.. Cor
rell, formerly Western agent for the
Home Life Insurance Company, of New
York. and Charles Il. Nugcnt, IA sub
agent. appeared before Judge iIutchin-
son yesterday to answer to an indict-
mcnt charging them with conspiracy to
drfraud.
The specific charge Is that on June IS,
lS'., policies Wrrr issued to Ezra NJ.
IaviS and Van &. Davis for $1,000 each
ny The defendants. whIu mother of the
applicants MAS N inSIrahlc risk. 1t is
claimed that Gorr.ll and Nugcut had
practised thcsr methods to secure fichcr
commissions, S2N having been paid them
on each Of the aforementioned policies.
The trial Is set for to- morrow.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
To Erp Fish.

Small fish shoul swim twice. once In
water and once in OIL" Perch. brook
trout. catfish n all small fish are best
fried. They should be cleaned, washed
we'll in cold water and Immediately
wiped dry, inside and outside, with a
clean towel and then sprinkled with
salt. Use oil If convenient. as it Is very
much better than either dripping or
lard. Never use butter, as 1t is apt to
burn and has a ten.cncy to soften the
fish. Sec that the oil, lard or dripping
is boiling hot before putting in the fish.
Throw in a crumb Of bread; II 1t browns
quickly it is hot enough and the fish will
not absorb any grease.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
DR.. TURNER'S SONS WIN.
Tho $50. 900 Estate Loft by Their
Father VIII Go to Them.

LINCOLN. Neb.. oct. 1.-The contest
over the estate Of Or. J. j.. Turner has
been decided in favor Of his two SONS.
The doctor died thrc" years ago leaving
an estate valued at between 500 I'M and
SoO, 900. He left a will which his cXecu-
tors were led to believe donated his on
tire property to the Board OF Missions
OF the Presbyterian Church.
The SONS contested on the ground hat
he died intestate. In the trial the eXecu-
tors testified that when they went to Sc
cure the will the sons informed them
that the house had been robbed. and
that the burglars cured. among other
things, the important document.
The Jury yesterday awarded the prop
crty to the sons,
The evening world., 1893-10-17
SIX MONTHS FOR HIS TALE.
Johnson Fooled Justice Martin Yes
terdav, but Failed To-Day.

Gus Johnson, Of 49, Broome street,
was aSdin a prisoner in the Tombs
Police Court this morning. 1t will be
remembered that Johnson made an at
tempt to escape from a policeman. at
and Centre streets yesterday.
and wGs only brought to a halt after
four bullets were fired at him.
Johnson was discharged by Justice
Martin through ignorance Of che facts.
He was found stupidity drunk near Full
ton tArry yesterday afternoon. Police
man William Goodwin, of the First Pre-
cinct, arrested him.
When arraigncd before Justice Martin
this morning the Justice failed to rec
ognize Johnson Until a reporter called
his attention to he man. Then the
said:
You begged off yesterday; beg again"
johnson told a pathetic story which
equalled his tale of yesterday. When he
had finished Justice Martin said:
THAT y very nice and in apprecia-
ton of Johnson's vivid imagination gave
hin six months ON the island.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Soda Bfsruits,

One quart Of sifted flour. one teaspoon
fuf of salt, one-half pint of milk. one
large spoonful of lard, two heaping tea
.spoonfuls of baking powder or a half
t~easpoonful Of soda and one teaspoonful
of cream of tartar. Put the baking pow
der. or cream Of tartar and soda, and
salt into the -four and sift 1t again.
Then rub into this the lard. Now see
that the oven is very hot, 400 degrees
Fahrenheit. Grease the pans and get the
cutter and rolling pin. Have everything
ready before you put in the milk, then
add the milk and knead up quickly. Roll
out on the board one inch thick; cut with
a small round cutter. put quickly into
the pans inc then into the oven. Bake
twenty minutes. Remember to have
them a success handle as little and
make as rapidly as possible.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER II, 1893

real fact, and when you see 30 pounds OF
father prancing up and down "a room
singing "Hush-s-by, baby. ON the tree
top to something like "A bundle OF bag
pipes In a long white slip you will UNDER
stand why the President cannot 60 TO
the Worlds Fair.
The evening world., 1893-10-17

Senator Palmer did not minCc his
words yesterday, and the minority could
not make him eat them. Said he: II
have been kept here night after night
listening to speeches that 1t Is asserted
in the public prints were ntende to
consume time, not to inform the Senate,
but to consume time. ] insist that, en-
cept in the methods resorted to and the
Instruments used. there Is no difference
between that and armed resistance"
There is a great deal Of grand old De-
mocracy about the venerable Illinois
Senator.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Gingcrbrssd Cakes.

Beat one cup of butter TO a cream.
Add " cup OF brown sugar. and peat
until creamy. Beat the yolks and whites
of four eggs separately, then together.
Dissolve one-half of a t%easpoonful OF
soda in a little warm water, and add
to n cup of sou milk or cream. Add
this to the butter n sugar, then add
the beaten eggs Mix two teaspoonfuls
OF ginger with three cups OF -four, and
beat the -four into the batter. Beat
until smooth; turn into wcll-greassAi.
round cake ~tins-patty pans-and bake
twenty minutes In a quicl; oven,
The evening world., 1893-10-17
The fronting Ouff..

Whenever it Is possible it is well to
keep a separate closet for articles per-
tanning to ironing. Keep the irons.
starch. blueing, holders. boards, sheet.
blanket and other articles pertaining to
ironing In this closet, which should be
warm n dry and shut of from the
dust. If the ironing-boards are kept IN
a closet in general use. 1t is best to put
them in bags of bed-ticking or some
other heavy cotton. and hang them UP
where they will be free from dust and
dirt. II they are kept in a closet re-
served for the ironing material. they
need not be covered. Tubs and ironing
boards should be kept in q cold place.
and there is no objection to a little
dampness
The evening world., 1893-10-17
An Abused wifs's Appeal.

To Tue EdltoT.
I would like to know very much whether there
Is a place Of safety from = brutal and drunken
husband. | left him a week ago and tried TO
find employment. but nobody seems to want TO
employ me so long as there is a man in the
case. I am out OF health and without means.
and be has left NE without friends as we'll. I
would be thankful for any Information as to
what would be best to do. I don't see how 1t is
that people who say they arc willing to lift the
fallen are not able to help those who are able
End willing to help themselves. NJ. L. b. X.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
|A0U9Ez![|l /

sit on a block all my life, than consume
all oil myself before I got home, and
take so much pains with the outside
when the inside was as hollow as an
empty hut. Beauty Is Il great thing:
but beauty Of garment, house and fur
nlture are tawdry par
with domestic love. All the elegance in
the world will not make a home, and I
would give more for a spoonful of real
heart-love than for whole ship-loads of
furniture. and all the g~orgeousness all
the upholsterers in the world can gath
err"
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Steep Prtees Ter Hotrdrssst~e

Prices charged for ladies' hair dresAp
ing In well-kept and well-mAnaSed
beauty-shops are unreasonably steep.
In a west-side establishment just OF
Broadway the price list Is as followsl
Children's hair cut, 25 cents; ladies' haiR
cut, So cents; ladies' hair curling, 20
cents; bangs trimmed. rs cents; bangs
curled. % cents; shampoo. 80 cents; haiu
dressed for evening toilet. rs cents.
These prices are preposterous. 1t is alb
surb to pay Is cents for cutting Q bang.
The same work can be had in any un-
~pretentious parlor for Is cents. and at
dull hours of the day any barber will do
it for g. dime. There is, however, the
advantage OF clean linen in the fashion,
able shops. Every customer gets a fresh
apron pinned about her neck. When the
little hair-hressers learn business sense
they will find that 1t does not pay TO
make a luxury of clean calico.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
FIRST GENERAL FROST.
I. Extended Over the Ens. and South
to Georgia.

At tn" Signal Service office, in the top
Of the Equitable Buildinr, It was Nail
this morning that there Was frost last
night all through tho Eastern half of the
country. south to Georgia.. In this city
the mercury dropped TO IS degrees. the
lowest point this Fail.
The weather was fair all over the
country. scarcely "A quarter OF an inch Of
rain falling in all the stations combined.
This IL very unusual. The weather will
probably continue fair for some time,
with slightly rising temperature.
The evening world., 1893-10-17

The bodice with he short, full basque
is a favorite of the hour, and, If modified
to the figure. will be found becoming.
When the fulness Is balanced by a full
chemisette over the bust, the corsage
only being tight, the gown is rendered
dressier and is suitable for a theatre
gown. In this case the chemlsette and
basque may be made Of transparent
chiffon Or lace.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
INCORPORATED At ALBANY.
Photo eupply and Real Estate Com.
pan.ss File Articles.

ALBANY y. Y, Oct. IL These companies
have been Incorporated with the Secretary OF
state:
The scranton Photo supply Company, TO man
ufacture photographers materials in New York
CIty; capital. s.. 900. Directors, Robert T.. Whit
ney. Of I%lruoklyn; Charles Balwcll, Of scranton,
and Hawkins \. Tucker, Of Port Richmond.
The Riyerhead Investment tomplny. to buy
and improve real estate in suffolk County. with
principal once In New York city: capital, $40, OOo.
Directors. Charles NJ, Russell. Frank II. Adams
and Henry o. Armstrong, OF New York city.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
A Practical Little Miss.

from street & smiths Good NcNs.l
lit;l" Girl Mamma, We is goin' to
have a church fair to get money for the
heather.
Mamma That's "A lovely idea, my
angel: hut what can You get to sell?
Little Girl Oh. W. IL goip' to have
the people bring their own things. an
sell them to themselves, an give us the
money.
The evening world., 1893-10-17

HELENA Mon OCT Il WIN H,0ss. Frcai.
d'n' NJ thu suspended Merchants Nstprsl Rank,
Il treat Falls, was arrrsre! 'c>teria, on tho
charge = ombe1LIemcur IT, charge Mat prc.
ierrch bS l.. Il. Phillips receiver ~ TIE bank.
II" was released on 5000 hail The charge is
basel on The conversion ot SO 900 worth ~ stock
in the Cascade National nark. pledged 10 his
hank to secure a loan. HANKS took the pledged
stock aud got a loan ~ II Toy his own use.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Robbed Game..r. ana Faro Bank.

SEATTLE. WISH. u,'. i> \ bold rohh,ry cr-
'urrcd at rocur DAlcnr city, Idaho, sunday
might, Threc masked men entered hickey 4
Rockers Gambling house. in which a dozen men
Ner" playing, amt At tn" point uf their guns
they held up the "ro"d AMI robbed tho faro bank
~ 81 loo ThcN then mounted horses and made
Their escape, Edward IlaNerlr one Of tho rot,.
hers, was captured, and the Shrrirs posse arc
in hot rurrui' o. the other two.
The evening world., 1893-10-17

senator Vest, of Missouri, IL an ac-
curate mathematician, and he has figured
II out that one-iifth OF the Senators can
prevent the other four-iifths from pass
ing "A bill against the wishes of the
minority. IA w figure it out. the four
fifths can assert their right to legislate,
II they will only make the welfare Of
the country paramount to the courtesy
of the Senate"
The evening world., 1893-10-17

Wlliamsbursers are revelling In free
meters and cut Yates during a fierce con
test Of rival gas companies. Now is the
time for laughter among those who must
have light. But wait Till the cruel war
Is over and the meters begin to make NJ
the expenses Of the hostile period. Then
We shall see who will laugh last.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
She Wants that Boy.
To the Editor:

To The Editor:
vii you kindly inform "a Worried Mother
In your paper of to-day that II she will trust
her boy tn me- | will give him a good home and
take as much care OF him as II he were my own?
I have n little girl eight years old, who goes 10
school. so he could &c with her every dsy and
so keep on with his studies. We only live thirty
four miles out OF the city. so she could have
every opportunity to see him often.
Mrs. r. Fl. W., Croton- on Hudson. n. Y.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
SIZE DRANK HAIR DYE.
Mrs. Guilma-d Thought She Was
Taxing Claret.

Mrs. Louis Guilmard. IA French hair
drcsser, of - East Twelfth street. arose
last night to get II drink of claret wine.
In the lark she drank by mistake from
a bottlr which contained hair dye. 1t
made her Ill.
h went To the Mercer street police
station and told tn" Sergeant what she
had done. She was taken to st. Vim
cents Hospital. She will be all right in
"A day or two.
Mrs. Guilmard is forly-tive years old.
Her husband Is in Paris.