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The evening world., 1893-10-07

TIT D~rMCCRACYG sThr' PLiTrur".
The Democratic platform adopted Mt
Saratoga yesterday is bold IN i'H claims
for the past and free IN it's promises for
the future.
There is certainly ground for tho boast
fulness OF good accomplished l'mHo-
raCy has secured compliance with the
constitutional requirement for "A census
of the state, The reconstruction "t IN"
Senate districts. and thc rcapiurtionmout
of the members uc Assembly, a iHty
which was neglected ly tn" Republicans
fo- seven years. AMI 1t mas ob"yci the
Will Of the people. FOR years donci by TN"
Republicans. in calling . constitutional
convention.
BY the nrst of these acts the DcIroc-
racy has given the people OF tn" state
fair and equal representation In the
Legislature, and hiss put IA stop to the
abuse OF II self-perpetuating Republican
Legislature, chosen on IA fraudulent APP
p~ortionment. misrepresenting for seven
years n Democratic State. BY the sec
ond 1t has laid the groundwork for max
ing all such abuses impossible in the
future and for fitting the funda-
mental law to the increased necessities
and new conditions of the State.
Through these achievements the De-
mocracy for the first time In many
years has held control OF the Executive
and OF both branches of the Legislature.
1t can claim credit for all that was good
in the legislation of the sessions of 1892
and 1893. 1t must bear censure for any
thing that was bad.
1t would have been better II the Dem
ocratic Legislatures had been more truly
Democratic than they were, and less
subject to the arbitrary dictation OF au.
tocratic leaders. The same may prob
Convention.
The pledges Of the platform for the fu-
ture embrace simple, honest and frugal
administration. which ought to apply tc
city as well as to State government; ar
elevation Of standards in the civil Ser.
vice, which is certainly as desirable in
the cities as in the State: tax revision
fair elections. the protection OF labor
the suppression of ~monopolies and oppo,
sition to sumptuary legislation.
This is an acceptable programme. VII
success in this years Senatorial and
Assembly elections afford the Democ.
racy an opportunity of carrying 1t out
The platform Endorsed uncondi,
tionally the National Administration OF
Grover Cleveland and the State Admin.
lstration of Roswell p. Flower, and EN-.
pha tically declared in favor Of the un,
conditional repeal of the Silver Purchas.
ing law.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
TEE Proposed DIX IMPROVEMENT,

Al a recent meeting OF the Sinking
Fund Commission Mayor Gllroy eNhin-
tied singular irritation because the
Comptroller, Mr.. Myers, declined - vote
for the adoption of the Dock Commits
sion's plan of dock Improvement: from
Charles street to Twenty-thiTi street uH.
I'll he had more closely examined the
estimates and satisfied himself ~ the
necessity for the work, Inc estimates
NJ the cost OF the work were widely
apart, those of III. Dock Commissioners
being $4,000 and those ~ the Board
Of Trade experts being S-,.ouo.uoo.
The law requires the affirmative vote
OF the Comptroller to enaDlc the city to
issue bonds for such work, 1t is a wise
provision, and has several times PRO.
tccted the city from undesirable tX.
pcnditures. The Comptroller would ave
been as much to blame II he had voted
for the heavy outlay until fully satisfied
Of It's propriety aIi necessity as Mao,
Gilroy would have been II nc had sun
ported the Dock Boards plan, knowing
1t to be only a contractors Iph.
There was no justification for tn,
Mayors display OF irritation, therefore
because the COnptrol!er's vote post
poned action han there would hay
been for anger on the part of tn
Comptroller at the Mayors anrmativ
vote.
But tho Maysr has called upon Cor
poration Counsel Clark for an opiniol
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Chrtstine Niison Sold This.

I would advise the young student Of
operate singing to contemplate a life Of
severe self-denial II she would perfect
herself in her art. She must live not
only in her profession, but for her pro-
fession solely. Her diet, her daily exer-
else. her occupations her amusements
must all be regulated in accordance with
the requirements Of her career. Once
she has begun her theatrical life she
must give up society n evening enter
tainments Of all kinds. On the day pre-
ceding an evening on which she is to
sing, she must use her voice in speak,
Ing as little as possible, especially II she
has a light soprano voice. Some singers
carry their precautions so far as never
to speak, even in a whisper. on the day
Of a representation. AS to food, sweets,
fruits and high-seasoned dishes should
be avoided.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
TOO MUCH ZEAL

A st. Paul clergyman while In Chi
cage attended the performance of the
spectacular america" and subsequent
~ wrote for II church paper Il story
Of his experiences II Impressions,
Barring some things about the ballet,
which shocked him a tribe. he found
the entertainment a pleasant one and
harmless, and he said so In his printed
article. A fellow minister has now
writ en- to the same paper a scathing
de"nunCiatiOn Of the preacher who went
to the theatre, and incidentally he ex-
presses surprise that a church pubiica-
ton should have printed the article
written by the crring man Of the cloth.
Unless the thing Is set right he promises
to us" his influence to hurt the circula-
ton Of the paper. He describes the the.
atre AS "a place where one loses his
virtue. conscience, s~elf-c0ntrol and
grace" Is he quite positive that in the
heat of his pious anger he has retained
his own seif]-cuntrui and the grace OF
ministerial u]ttcranCc?
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Heiicious Blanc. Mannc.

A quarter Of a pound Of loaf sugar.
one quart OF milk. n and a half
ounces of good isinglass. Pour the milk
into a lined saucepan, add the In
powder and the isinglass in small shreds;
boil gently until the latter In
gredient appears all dissolved. Keep
stirring over the fire for about ten
minutes, taking especial care to prevent
these easily scorched materials from be-
coming so. Strain into a pitcher. and
when nearly cold pour into a mould
oiled with a little of the freshest oil.
When required for use, 1t may be care
fully turned out. Serve with sour apple
or cranberry sauce or bitter marmalade.
This Is food for the sick and a dessert
that men folks will relish and enjoy.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
STATE AID FOR MUNClE.
Gov. Matthews Authorizes the Draw.
ing OF 81, 900 to F. ght Small-Pox

INpIANOpOLIS, Oct. Gov, Mat
thcws has decided to give the qulran-
tine officials ut MunCic $1,000 Monday for
use in preventing the spread OF small
pox epidemic from that city. In the
succeeding weeks he will allow the Com
mlttee only such amounts as are really
needed to pay the expenses of quaran-
tine ,
Secretary Metcals, Of the State Board
port.d n total Of 100 cases, three having
developed Thursday. There arc now In
the hospital there twcnty-thrcc cases,
nino OF which are Conval"Fccnt. So far
disease.
Apprehension exists because Of the
apprnoch Of cold wnatNc or, which docs
not tend TO decrease tn" conditions IA
yn-ahIc 10 the extension Of tho CUi-
tomic. The last week has shown an in
crease in the number OF cases.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
MARUNlTE CHAPEL DEDICATION.
1. WI Be solemnly Blessed To-
Morrow Morning.

Roy. Mgr, Farley will aolcmnly bless
the row charcl of III" Catholic Maroon
tics. 1T 81 Washington street. ~ 5
o clcck tomorrow,
The Marorltcs imrllg?n.cd from tho
Lebanon mountains, on tn northern
boundary nj the Holy Land. Tho wer,
cruelty treated by the followers - Ma
homet. and were Obliged 70 l"2ye the
The Muronitc Worship in New York
has been at l23 Warrington street,
where the priest, Rev. Father Korke-
maz, has said mass In Syro-Chaldaic.
Several wcll-known clergymen are to be
present at the mass o-morrow.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
H0USEI|!5jlZ a. fI5S|H0ME

iunes and the other ~adornments Of
Inter hats.
a small hat seen at the theatre the
her evening was of gray velvet with
lie rim cut into four or Ave squares,
zach one edged with spanglcs of jet.
The Nassar crown was also IF Jet, and
the only decorations were two jet quilts
and a bunch OF magenta velvet roses.
Though the millinery or this season Is
very beautiful, off the head, it must be
admitted 1t is very trying TO all faces
that have not the beauty of youth or
some piquante attraction of their own
that finds odd shapes and curious color
ings in keeping with their own pleasing
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Elevsn 1.-Two on 30 Cents a Day.

To tho Editor:
II J. G. Lloyd wants to know how a married
nan with II big family and a small salary gets
along | am willing to impart the secret to him.
I am married fourteen years now and have nine
children. | make but 81 a week and pay Ss
monthly for my apartments. ] do my own mar
keting, and naturally am very economical l
spend no more than 80 cents a day for the whole
family coffee, cents three loaves
Of bread, ~ cents: two pounds Of oatmeal. s
cents. All my children seem to wax big and
strong on oatmeal, although some people remark
that 1t is only fit to be dishcd out to pigs or
swine. Our Sunday meals are generally a peg
better than our weekday mess. We manage to
keep our apartments neat and tidy looking. | oc-
cupy two nice rooms in a cosy fat on Fifth ave-
nue. South. and l tell you no one enjoys life
more thoroughly than yours truly,
A HAPPY FATHER.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
A Very Intell!ger; Parrot.
To the Editor:

a gentleman residing In Harlem Is the owner
OF an exceptionally bright parrot. Some 1--WE years
ago this bird was presented TO him by a friend In
South America. and when it Only could talk in
the Spanish language. patiently he taught the
parrot the usual parrot talks, AMI in order that
the bird might hear the street noises and the
various street 'crics," II was placed on a cage
in the window. He quickly iCkcd up several Of
the cries. the most interesting Of which Is the
correct MY in which he initiates the newsboys
selling The Evening World Extra. He pcrches
himself upon the bar In his cage, cocks his head
and yells out, at the top Of lis voice: Extra!
Extra! Read The Evening Wcrld' Extra!"
The evening world., 1893-10-07

For more htan a century the breeding
Of canaries has been a thriving indus
try in parts OF Germany. In 1850 the
German dealers began to ship the birds
to New York. and then to South Amer
lea and Australia. The profits are small,
but the industry Is a godsend to the
poor who make the small wooden cages.
1t Is estimated that about o. coo canary
birds are raised every year in Germany.
The most important market is the
United States. which takes about 100, 900
birds per annum. When the birds ara
shipped to this country they are always
accompanied by an attendant. On the
return voyage these attendants take
American birds and animals to Europa,
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Miss Eugenia de Forrest, an actress
who makes her home at San Jose, Cal.
has received the sanction Of the authors
ties of San Jose to yea mems clothes in
public, and proposes to obtain a legal
right to appear in the same garb all over
the country. She made her appearance
on the streets Of San Jose a few days
ago in a double-breasted sackcoat and
waistcoat of dark material. trousers of a
striped pattern n a derby hat Of the
latest style. In her a she swung an
ebony cane. She says she is realizing
the dream OF her life. She is tired of
skirts. and as her stage appearances are
mostly In male parts she knows the
greater comfort of male attire.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Sick people prefer roasted potatoes to
n other way of cooking them. To get
a couple of choice mealy ones. bake
half a dozen; have a hot oven or field
of red Goals: select the vegetables with
the fewest eyes and clean them with a
little brush; throw them In the hot oven
wet. and the skin will bake like a
shell and the inside will be mealy. Never
put a knife near n hot potato. Prick
with a silver fork, drop a lump Of butter
in the slit and serve hot.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Tho W az siecrrs stand oar.

Sleeves don't stand up any more, but
they do stand out-away out. Some are
twelve inches away from the shoulder.
1t Is not to use a piece of
cloth thirty inches wide in each sleeve.
To get the graceful droop and swell a
plating OF cross-bar cr!noline is set In
the sleeve head, between the lining and
the stun. The effect Of this is to make
the woman look only half as big round
the waist as she really Is.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
HOME FOR CITY FOUNDL|NGs.
Its oath Birthday to Be Gale
brated in a Few Days.
What This lnsti,u. on Does for the
Handicapped Tots.

Trc New York Founding Hospital will
he twcnty-four years old oct. II.
sister NJ. lrcHo, founder and general
director Of this noble Institution. has
completed arrangements for the annIvcr-
sary celebrations. Owing to her pres
ont ~ health she viii not be able to
participate in the festivities.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Runles Of lace are sewcd in the G
of the sleeves and allowed to fail o.
tho knuckles This fashion Is as old
royalty. Kings. queens AMI prime,
affected it centuries ago. Now swctt
old ladies' have their precious wrlnkisd
little hands playing hide and seek In the
mcshcs of back and cream ruiilcs, and
per. girls Of the period walk up and
down Murray Hill with dogskin gloves
and poetic lace fril,s on their dainty
hands.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

There is a new queen OF the ocean
fleets. The Lucania has broken the
westward record from Queenstown to
New York, so long held by the Paris.
1t is not likely, however. that the Amerl-
line will yield the supremacy for
good and all without a struggle. There
are interesting times ahead in the
contest for Atlantic transit honors.
The appearance OF the new American
built boats. to run with the Paris, tn,
New York ct al, under the Stars and
Stripes. will be awaited with a lively
interest.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
A MaTfD, for RargGin. Uunfe-s.

Women who go bargain hunting, ex-
pecting to get ever 50 many pretty
things for little or nothing, should heed
Emerson's maxim FOR e~nterprising tour
lists
He who would bring back the wealth
of the indies must take with him the
wealth OF the Indies. You cannot secure
valu without cost"
The evening world., 1893-10-07

It is expected that on Monday this
country will know whether Costa R!ca
will consent to surrender Weeks or not,
with the chances strongly in favor OF the
latter alternative. In this event 1t vii!
be very difficult for Uncle Sam to main
tain a digniied attitude.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

There Is an element Of completeness
about the fashion in which a band Of
i've train robbers has been disposed Of
by { combination of Sherins' posses in
a faGtness of Montana. Three
OF the n were killed outright,
while two were reserved for probable
lynching. This leaves little to be said
In further pursuance OF the subject.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

The incest kind Of perfume a girl can
have is the imperceptible but unmistak-
able scent Of soap n water. A bath
tub is better than a bottle OF perfumery.
Clean people don't need satchet powder
or scented waters.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Netr Ia kinu Coat

All the new coats are long and tight
wasted, with n very fun skirt to hang
gracefully over the clumsy dresses some
button up the front and others fasten on
the side like this one. Taste differs
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Elastic Abdominal Corsets,

Corset-makers are selling a fat wo-
mans corset that may supply a long
felt want. 1t differs from the regular
corset, in having attached to the bot
tom an elastic belt, warranted not to
wrinkle or become displaced, and de-
The evening world., 1893-10-07
SICK BABIES FUND.
Three Dollars More Added to the
summer Charity's E~xchequer.

Another subscription for the sick Ba-
bies Fund has been received. 1t is from
n giver who modestly signs herself
"Bcatrix." The Fund now stands as
follows:
nca,rix 3CO
The evening world., 1893-10-07
WE MAY YET HAVE CRINE On TrH TYP

The police of Amsterdam are going to
try hypnotism on a prisoner VIII re
fuses to reveal anything concerning his
mysterlously missing wife. He got rid
OF this wife In some way 50 tina he
might tak another. ami the suspicion
exists hat n crime has been committed.
Two eminent ~hypnotists have been en-
gagged by the Amsterdam authorities, and
they are expected to yank his secret
from the prisoner while he l. in the
mcsmcrlc state.
There you are, Supt. Byrncs. There's
an idea for you. Buy each of your de
te"tivcs n yacht and send him cruising
whithersoe'cr he will. Hire n lot Of
~hypnoti2ers and send them to scour the
town for crime and criminals. When
ever any violation OF Law occurs in II
ncighborhood let your corps OF hypnotic
ers descend upon 1t and dose every
mothers son in the place with hypno-
tism until his jaws are open II yard wild p
and his bones are suifused with the
stupor. And keep this up until the mys-
terry Is unveiled. 1t ought to work ms
well as a machine detective anyhow.
But there is nothing new i'll This thing
Of finding out sin from II hypnotizcd sin
ner. Ask any of the many men who
have got into trouble by talking loud
in their sleep while their wives had n
weather ear open To catch the remarks,
and he will tell you that ]hypnotism ~
q crime deteCtor Is Il chestnut with elc-
gan long hair on 1t.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

One good reason for wishing success
to Vigilant is that a cup contest is ap-
preciated only in American waters. No
where In the world except in New York
would such a fleet be gathered as the one
which sailed out to-day to see the con-
test. Nowhere else would 30 many peo-
pie take q personal interest In the re-
The evening world., 1893-10-07

suit. Nowhere else would so much
money be spent In gcc.nE tho race. no.
where else would sue applause and
fame reward the victor. NV York IS
the worlds great yachting centre, aHl
has a certain natural claim to the t.orh-
les of supremacy In yachting.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Evidently a higher standard OF tntor-
nation is required for appointment as
tnspectress in the Custom-House thar
for election as United States Senator.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

The news from Brazil belongs to THE
Morning World as naturally as the
news from the yacht races belongs to
"The Evening World"
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Cornell University is twenty-five years
old to-day. Columbia University IL yet
to arise from the foundations solidly
laid in Columbia College.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Votes talk" remarks the Boston
Globe to The gentlemen OF the United
States Senate. Not until the minority
gag Is taken of from them.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Tomorrow will be the twenty-second
anniversary Of Chicago's greatest scorch-
ing. But nobody has suggested making
Il the fire fiend's day at the Fair.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

The good die young. 1t was not per
mitted for the anti-Plattites to survive
long at Syracuse.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Next Wednesday will I've an interesting
day In tn" Senate, II sir. Voorhees, sticks
4" his text, Il viii mark the opening
OF the hnal struggle to restore the rights
OF the majority in the upper chamber
at Washington. The minority has been
on top longer than even a strained sense
Of "court-s could jlst'fy. The pro-
cess OF Hopping them WIN gain In dig,
nifty accorlinS To- It's measure of prompt,
The evening world., 1893-10-07

The Broadway cable was not dead.
but slumbering.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

THIS Americas Cup race affair will
eoon blow over-if the wind holds good.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Vigilant drawing away from Valkyrie
will draw a pretty picture for the
American eye.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
LETTERS.

This column IL for ne bcncT of etsrybody ,rho
has q compliant 10 make, u gytctancc 10 rc7iHd'e,
Information 10 Gre, a question 10 ask or a publtc
Scr,tca 20 acknowledge, and lrho ran put HI idor
into h& Ngl iOj ,c0rLs. LOHy htcrs cannot be
Ir,H'ot.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

bad for coal kings" And. there
fore. perforce. good for the people.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Anarchist pGllls was shot in Spain
Yesterday. Anarchist Miss Goldman,
meanwhile, was allowed to shoot on
radical ideas in New York. But there
IL a vast difference between bombs
loaded with dynamite and explosives
which are merely verbal.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Two more revolts against the bosses
are over.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Mingle some good work for the
Greater New York Judiciously with
your other campaign efforts.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

1t takes a Democrat to beat Tom
Plat. His own party has failed again.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

signed to improve the figure by holding
down n high stomach and reducing the
circumference Of broad hips. There are
three little straps in front, nj the belt
can be buckled as close as comfort n
corpulency permit. The prices vary
from 81 to SIS, according to the material
used.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

or course oil SOL wanted to see the
yacht race, So he pushed those clouds
"a us.,E
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Haze a Motire IN Lifs.


What makes life dreary is the want Of
George Eliot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10
I1I

FREEMAN. Suddenly, on saturday April s. 1895,
At 10 ole.eck pia., JOHN r, beioSsd husband q
Funeral from hIs late residence, No. 1928 Ne-
9; 80 a; Requiem mass At ImniAculste Conception
Shurch At o'clock. he stives and friends are re-
LYNcE: The remains Of JEREMIAH LYNCH Of
Brooklsnd. d. c. viii te sAtsn from the vault AZ
AIaii ii. issS. at 9 20 o'cioct - ' '''
Y MARE on Sunday April 9; 1888, AZ Brooklyn. n.
noon at Oak Hill Cbspe,.
q Ms st,, Dspar.sa .6.s ne on Sunday. Apr
9f ,he late Mary Mccarthy. native OF County Cork
May bis soul rest in peace.
VT. hard to break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart.
rs nArd 50 hard. 70 speak the words.
We must forever part.
Dearest love. one. we must lay thss
In the peaceful graves embrace,
III We see thy heavenly ,9 9g. ,,
10.2 9TH street southwest "Wednesday morning al
$50 o'co-k. thence 10 ~ Doinlnics Church. where
soul Relatives and friends invited 70 attend .'
,MooEE On Saturday. April {. 1888 a. 2:3o 2. m.
of the County Wicklow. Dub!.n. Ireland.
Fnnsrsl from her late residence 81 d street south
west. Tuesday. April H. % q. m. thence
oa ss Of snS S he
GAIT Akr1nbs s' 8se o. San AH mor s
Funeral from 81. AIMS c.lhore Church, Tennsliy:
town. Tuesday. April IL. at 30 L. IN Friends and
relatives ia,ited 10 astenc.
PERRY. April g. lsas, q. l2; Is a m. Of pneu-
seven years. esgnt months aud seven days,
sneT. will take place from EInory N. y Church
ocico1 ,: N. Re stiyes and friends insi I'd % q;
PLATT on Monday. Aprn 10. 1888. NATHAN C
PLATT of New York.
koeice Of funeral hereafter.
QUIGLEY. On Saturday, April &. 1893. at w..
NoEA infant DAUGHTER o, Patrick and MARI Quigley.
Funeral TOOK place from grand arents' residence
Sunday. 3o'cloek.
RUHL. On sunday. April 8. 1888 at s:et o. NJ. at
II I'LL. wife OF James RuhL
Funeral from her late residence att O'Clock p IN
Tuesday.
smEH o. R5Snf fiHfos SMITH SMITH q ssp ..s
mother and sisters TO mourn ms loss
Mrs. Bas Tnesd.s. aSr i II. ~ ii 81 street
.. M Friends Of the family are invited
sSss.y e s . s S MARY
Funeral from her sons r-sitsnce No. l243 ID street
thence % st bominie's Church. Where mn.s vii 8:
sac for the repose Of her soul.
EIEsssf % sg son q. U ,s ss nsy
aged nfteen years and two months
Earnest, thou art gone.
in that happy land
Where Christ, our blessed Savior,
Hast prepared . home for rs.
We will meet you there.
Funeral viii take place from bis ste residence 14W
Hai stree s ,o.hsas 5sssaay Ap IL asp n
wILKERSQN. Al Hilsdale, ID. C., Sunday, April
q. 1898. PETER WILKINSON. the brother Of Anna
Tolbert.
The funeral viii take place from the Hilsdse Sta
ton C. N. Church at , O'CLOCK AL the friends
invited The service viii be conducted By Rev James
Payton.