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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

Cncleanliness is the worst OF sins in
the English eyes. II is in England, OF
all European countries that cleanliness
is esteemed next to goodness. The
Frenchman's paradoxical exclamation,
What a dirty nation the English must
be that they are forever bathing" is
not as funny as II seems. The English
man is the finest animal on earth. and
1t Is because other nations forget that
one must be a fine animal before he can
be fine man that the English have
outstripped them in colonizing the
world AMI imposing on it their particular
foi ms Of culture and manners. The fogs
and smoke would make the English the
dirtest people on earth. as their igno.
rant classes show. If they We're not in
stinCtively the Cleanest 1t is to the
magic of the tub and the towel that
the matchess compilations and superb
figures OF the English women is due.
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THANKSGIVING.

! There never has been a time since the
foundation Of the Republic when IT,"
people OF the United states had not good
cause 10 be grateful for The rnany fayors
they enjoyed above all the nations Of
the earth. There have been occasions
when We have had our trials and oar
tribulations. but they h4y" been trItes
light az air wh.n Compared win Tho
told, lasting benefits conferred upgu Us
and for which our National and S'a's
Executives set arart. each ear. Il. day
Of Thanksgiving.
II may be though, 'ns, Trlrksciyia-
days were lnapprypria,e during uui l'-
tie difficulty between Tho North and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
IMPORTANT DECISIONS.

II will be remembered that the con-
tractors who constructed the new Aque-
duct did great deal Of slovenly and
Irregular work In violation of tn" con
ditions of their contracts. The deter
mined attitude Of the city Comptroller
compelled them to do this work over
again, after It had been covered up
and concealed from sight For this ana
other work which they alleged to be
outside their contracts they claimed
damages which would have aggregated
more than five million dollars.
A test case involving n little less than
$500 Ca was made and decided against
the contractors by Judge InEraham. An
appeal was taken, AMI yesterday me
Court Of Appeals handed down de-
cision sustaining the judgment and in
favor Of the city.
The Court of Appeals also confirmed
"A Judgment obtained against the File
waited Railroad corporation for dana g"s
arising from the deterioration OF the
rental value of a building through the
Elevated structure. This is an impor-
toni decision, inasmuch as 1t settles the
question Of the liability OF the corpora
ton for the lesaening OF the rent values
10y the proximity Of the Elevated roads
A number Of suits are dependent on this
decision.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
Anawers to Question..

p M.--Whon our partner at euchre orders YOU
up you cainnt 60 1t alone
D. R-The smallest republic in the world IA
Frsrrcyil!e with population NJ $40.
u BITS not probable hat you can get any
To- buy your Tying eagle penny u 1857.
l.. A..-"What II the meaning u the abbrcv,a.
ton p q sometimes met WITH As much
as .ru pleas"
Ia hall dollar Of 1903 In fair condition can
be purchased ~ any dealer for 10 cents Dealers
do not buy them
o. k.-Thcre are several dealers in old coins
who hug rare coins. send postpaid and directed
"opr Tor their names.
", A watcher at the polls Ia not entitled IN
pay unless pa mrnt was PROMISED b. tho can
dhatn whom h. reDresentri
What Is meant BY tho English ouota,,or
~ heat BY IN" quarter" Whit is a p'Iart.r 80
II IL quH1'cr Of lonS ton-iGr pounds
C.-Thc man whr !trts W stN cards at paker
fIric.tE What money h" may have I'm tho ma,
and retir"s from That deal. Il Is f,uI hand "
II. 1.-The Law II this state prlyidre th,i ,v,r,
ddy prUriain,I - la u 'tank.glvnu AMI
prayer bF tHr Presldrn' und c'"rf al, prnriB I'M r
b. the Gogrrnor az Gay ~ fasting and nray.,
pro lhmliiun b. lhr President would h,,r ma
eject vi!hin H." Boundaries III this state rnc
President has M constitutional authority nnd
no legal right T. make any nag a holiday within
a stat" except WITH the rOuFcnt Of the Legislature
u mat S'dt". The Presidents procamatI0n make.
Thanksgiving legal holdaY In yrry few states
no GOy"rusr'S pro- lBmSti IN telling usually ne.
cessary - make II valid Tor very few states have
the zane provision We nave Another queer com
pl,rhtion In that In his state tho pgSer of thr
Iov"rlor 80 make a day II ieastlng and prayer
has Gren seriously questioned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

Glycerine Is one of the most useful
and misunderstood of everyday assist
ants.
1t must not be applied to the skin
undiuted, or 1t will cause II to become
red and hard, but II rubbed we'll into
the skin while wet 1t has a softening
and whitening effect.
1t will prevent and cure chapped
hands: two or three drops will often
stop the baby's stomach ache.
II will allay the thirst of fever pa
tients and soothe an irritable cough by
moistening the dryness OF the throat.
Equal parts OF bay rum and glycerine
applied to the face after shaving makes
man rise up and call the woman who
provided 1t blessed.
Applied to shoes, glvcerne is a great
preservative of the leather and effec-
tually keeps out the water and prevents
wet feet
a few drops OF glycerine put in the
fruit jars the last thing before sealing
them helps to keep the preserves from
moulding on top.
Half Il teaspoonful every half hour will
C re Summer complaint or dyspepsia.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
WOMAN RUN OWES AND KILLED.
One Wheel OF a MiiG-Wagon Crushed
Her Head.

Nathan Dorman, A driver for S. T.
Levy, dealer in butter and eggs, co Ave-
nue. 6, ran over ana klilcd woman
shortly after midnight this morning on
tho pier of the N"whurg line Of steam
boats, foot Of Franklin street, Nur,h
River.
Tn" woman was about fifty wears rli.
poorly dressed ana .VibeutlN VaTTant.
brIman, who is ~ su'N two years old
and liy"s with his eupi"lor. was driving
ont" the pier to get - ! paI rf milk sud.
denly his horse Shiod ami then jumped
forward, and herman felt one Of the
front wheels :trik" Snm"thin.; with "A
crunchng sound. simultaneously there
aros" = shrek OF anguish. II" jumped
from his wagon and found tho wheel
hal passed over tho head Of 4 woman.
An ambulance was summoned from
Chambers Street Hospital and Surgeon
TAYLOR said her injuries wore fatal she
died a few minutes after being admitted
to tn" hospital
It. is Thought that the woman being
under tn" intiuenc" OF liquor, had fallen
asleep on ~" pier.
Dorman was arrested ana in the Tomhs
Police Court this morning was turned
over to the Coroner
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
ARE THE LAWS EQUAL

Francis II. Weeks. who stole some two
million dollars from widows and orphans
with the care OF whose estates he had
been intrustcd, WAS recently allowed TO
plead guilty to a charge Of stealing n
few thousands. and was let off with the
penalty Of ten years Imprisonment,
which means less than seven years. even
II he Is not sooner parlonrd
Weeks was. and Is sim. no doubt a
rich man. a member 81 clubs. and of
good family. Although he must have
plenty of money left he was not re
quired to make restitution to his beg
CARED victims.
James NJ. Scanlon, poor boy. an
orphan. whose only knowledge Of "c,nb,"
has been confined to the pDliccman's To-
Gust and who has no friends. has been
found guilty on very himsy evidence of
stealing some iowelry out Of Il butcher g
room II" has not II dollar Of moncy.
and has been sent to jail for Nft,,n
years.
Who says that the mon who admins.
ter the laws cannot make them ami"
in on" manner to the rich AM luNu,r.
tial and in another manner II the poor
and frcndlcss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

A little over thirty years ago not one
woman was employed in the United
States Treasury. To-day there are 5000
women on the roll Then Gen. spinner
was Treasurer lie had been a banker
and as such had discovered that his
daughter could trim bank notes better
than the clerks could. II" accordingly
suggested to Gov. Chase, then Secretary
Of the Treasury, that a woman he al
lowed TO try her hand at the Govern
mcnts shears. lie selected Miss Jennie
Douglass who was both brawny and
bright, and gave her pair of shears
that would cut the length OF a sheet
with a blow. one days work settled IT,
and the male clerks employed in clipping
bank notes gave place to women.
With this success to encourage him
Gen. Spinner IN October, 1862 secured
the nomination of seven women as
money counters. Two OF these are sim
emloye inthe Treasury. The women de-
tectors Of burned and counterfeit money
arc claimed to be the most expert In
the world. This Is the unQuestlcneG
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
TWO ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
Paris Police Think They Plotted to
XIII the Kaiser.

BERLIN. Nov. 2s.-The police OF this
city, acting in conjunction with the po-
lice Of Paris, are engaged in investigat-
ing the sending OF Internal machines to
Chancellor Won CnDriN and Emperor
William. The box sent TO the Emperor
was precisely like the one sent to Chan
cellor Won Caprivl, and vas mailed on
the same date.
Two Anarchists have been arrested in
Paris upon suspicion Of being connected
with the plot 20 cause the death OF the
Emperor and OF the Chancellor
the Socialist newspaper Vorwaerts
publishes secret Government order,
signed by Count zu Eulenbur=, the Prus-
sian Prime Minister, dated July, TO the
Presidents OF the provinces. advising
them to take measures to fight Socialis-
tic views.
The publication OF the order has caused
a sensation. as 1t shows that every
secret order OF the Government finds its
way into the Soc!alistic press.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

Mental culture cruelty avenges itself on
woman for neglect OF its claims. While
the freshness OF beautiful youth remains
all is we'll. for the sensuous charms are
so fascinating that the Intellectual
development can be ignored. but when
youth begins to grow treacherous and
the freshness fades, then II is that the
features commence TO show :. lack of
soul. Intellectual apathy masks the face
and gives 1t an expression Of vacuity;
Incidence combined with indulgence in
fattenins foods destroys the lovely lines
OF the figure. and the fairylike gait gives
way to Nadlling or poudrous steps.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
UoItaehOld HINTS.

Carpets should be shaken on a clear,
sunny day when there is no wind.
A skeleton crust supporter for pot pie
pans. hte support extending over the
pan. and provided with means to pre-
vent it from shifting laterally, is a new
invention.
Felt is desirable for decorative purposes
A Iretty table cover may be made of
white felt, painted in old rose, bow
knot and yellow chrysanthemum de-
sign. The border may be of fringe Or
done in ribbon loops.
Take a double handful of oats on the
straw and I've half of them red and
the other half green with diamond dyes.
If you can have some cat-tails that
grow in swamps to mix with them 1t
will make them nicer This will serve
for two handsome bouquets.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
ANARCHIST EXPERIENCES.

our European cousins are having n
lively experience with the dynamrors
In Spain Anarchy seems to flourish, and
the uolicc have already gathered in one
hundred and eighteen of its disciples.
In Germany an Internal machine has
been sent TO the little Emperor William
similar TO one sent on the previous day
to Chancellor CapriW.
OF course, these explosives, or sup
posed explosives, are treated by the po-
lice as very destructive and diabOlcal
contrivance9. The cue Ia 10 keep M the
excitement ana the Indignation ngaIrst
the Anarchists at fever heat. Bat, II
they Were really Internal machines, the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
Salad Dressfn0

Yolks of three hard-boiled egg, one
tablespoonful of vinegar. one-hak tea
spoonful of salt, yolk OF one raw egg,
one gill OF olive oil, dash OF cayenne.
Mash the cooked yolks until perfectly
smooth, then add the raw one. and work
with an elastic-blade knife for FIVE min
utes, then add the salt and cayenne,
mix again and add the oil drop by drop.
stirring rapidly and steadily all the
while; then add the vinegar by degrees
and it is finished. More oil and vinegar
may be added 10 this II greater guam
tity Of dressing is required.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
AETI-TAMMANY IN THE FIELD.

The reorganization OF the old County
Democracy seems now 10 have taken
definite shape. and II Is proposed that
the revived party shall launch out by
building hall OF Its own. as an Offset
to the Tammany Wigwam on Four
tcenth street.
The list OF names announced as leaders
In the movement calls to mind the good
old days when there were two Demo-
cratic organizations in this city, always
ready for a fight except when they
combined on a division Of the spells and
drew for the choice Of Offices out Of a
hat. There vas a good deal OF eee-sa W
politics in those days. as the rival par
/ ties carried their quarrels to the State
Conventions. now one side being admit
! ted and now the other, with an occa-
sional "divVy" between the two.
The names OF ex-Mayor Grace, eK-
Mayor Hewitt, ex-Mayor Cooper. T..
Ellery Anderson. Peter b. Olney Everett
p. Wheeler, Wheeler II. Peckham, John
W. Con-, Francis NJ. Scott. William 3.
Beekman and others on the call for the
reconstruction of a new anti-Tammany
party bring up recollections OF Hubert
o. Thompson. Maurice J. Power and
John Keenan,, when Tammany did not
| have all Its own way, and when the
County Democracy occasionally held
more OF the municipal offices than were
filled by the Tammsny braves
The new party. under the name OF the
State Democracy. reaches out to the
| State organization and presents a
formidahl. list Of supporters. Its further
annour cement as to the policy which Will
mark Its first dip into campaigning will
be awaited with much interest. especially
In this city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
Preparing a Face Bath.

The proper way to prepare a face bath
IS to fill a bowl with hot water. dip in 1t
flannel cloth. rub the soap on this I'M
I'll there is thick lather. Pass 1t gently
but briskly over the face. With both
hands wash the soap off, sponge with
cooler water. dry on a soft towel. after
wards using the palms of the hands TO
arouse circulation. After the face Is
thoroughly dry. take some unguent on
the fingers and begin the massage. AL
mond oil and cocoa butter are both soft
ening, and are easily and quickly alb
sorbed. But no urguent must be used
constantly. or 1t will produce a light
down upon the face. In the morning
the face should be washed in hot water
containing anything the skin may seem
to demand
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

reputation OF Mrs. W. A. Leonard ana
Mrs. E. G. Brown. According to phre-
nologists. form. color and distance ara
strongly developed in Mrs. Leonard
The record shows that this unrivalled
counterfeit detector handled in thre.
years 5000 100000. In one day no less
than S2,OW,VO passed through her hands
From 100000 TO $4,000 is the daily aver.
age. Although Mrs. Leonard has been
married second time during her Treas
ury service, she was not allowed to re-
sign, because she was considered in
valuable" In 1875 Mrs. Brown began
counting fractional currency, but when
the Identification of burnt money be-
came separate department she was
made its chief.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

Will. our citizens are being slaughtered almost
daily by the murd.rous trolley cars feel in.
PEELED 10 raise my feeble protes, aad suggest
SIMPLE and inexpensive means t5r diminishing he
n-rnbsr C: accidents have not. ed tha' a large
proportion Of accidents 10 adult persons have been
auseI though sassins n the rear Of az SONG
In one direction. and being run down ~ oas gong
IN TIE opposite dire rioa This can he tas result
o. tlt one oa4se nd that g Ignorance Of the
approach C.! the ar Which is 70 run them down,
Nov suppose every car should he provided VIII
different sounding song at the two ends. 50
that IN going In enc direction the gong would
be different fIJm that o! passing cars then Il
he nJtormea eefe required to ring as they sp-
preached cas- about 10 pass then pedestrians
would Know ths, there a car going In each
tir-:cl5n, and. t3'essrned being toresrmed. would
b, cautious enough 20 ascertain the location Of
Il. r;t which yet out o. sisnt and avoil being
orcrtaAen by It. ST. FELl& Brooklyn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
Spain Not Likely to Recover War
Expenses from Morocco.

LONDON, Nov. "a Madrid despatch
to The STANDARD says that after his ar
rival at Mclilla Gen. Martinez Campos
inspected the works and the forces and
approved of all Gen. Marcias had done.
The Madrid newspapers are softening
down in the face of the stern realities
of war. In financial circles the outlook
is considered doubtful. There Is little
chance of recovering from the Sultan
even part of the probable cost of the
campaign to the Spanish Government
without the risk OF international con-
fliCts
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
Broifed Mutton Chops.

Loin Of mutton. pepper and salt, Q
small piece Of butter. Cut the chops
from a well-hung. tender loin Of NUT
ton, remove portion OF the fat and
trim them into nice shape; slightly
beat and level them; place the gridiron
over bright. clear fire, rub the bars
with little fat and lay on the chops.
While broiling. frequently turn them.
and in about eight minutes they will be
done. Season with pepper and salt. dish
them on a very hot dish. rub a small
piece Of butter on each chop and serve
very hot and expeditiously.