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The evening world., 1893-10-13
BLOW. We WINDS. HEIGH Ho ,

Lord DunraNen IL a connoisseur OF
winds. He knows the aeolian article
when IT reaches him without looking at
the name blown In on It's lee edge. and
e Is very hnicky and fas,i1ious about
the brand of breeze that he uses when
he Is sailing his yacht to win.
He hasn't been able yet to find the
kind of wind he wants on this side Of
the Atlantic. We don't seem TO have
what he wants in a windy way over
here, and in consequence his yacht lass
and MILFORD vawns, and the wholr
blarstcd business OF racing Valkyrie
against Nigilant IL A bore and n loss
OF time. don't you krow.
Its a wonder Milford does not send
over for "A few of the favorinE zcphyrs
that cavort around cowes or for goinc
of the jolly gales that blow In the
English Channel. Why doesn't he i'm
port his wind? A dilettante like him
ought not to be left without a supply of
the wind Of his choice.
We are sorry that we haven't got the
kline of wine over here that Milford uses.
We have our own brands of wind, and
they suit us very well. Milford ought to
cultivate them. He ought to find out
how good and pure and beautiful and
boosting they are. II he promises to say
a kind word or two for our native winds
when he gets home. we promise that tho
next time he brings a boat over to race
for the Americas cup we will inveigle
Senator PETER dow into the Swash
Channel and have him shake a gale out
of his whiskers hat will make milord's
heart jump with JOY.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
A Case OF Faded Eyebrows.

To the Editor:
| went TO ask YOU TO be so grateful to me
az to toll me what you would advise for light
eyebrows. and how to get them black. | always
had black cy ebrows until after my sickness. I
took sick two months ago. and since then my
%cyebrowa have lost their black color and turned
light. My hair Is black. and I look so funny
without my black eyebrows. My mother Ia light.
but my eyebrows are lighter than hers. |
would like Won to be 30 grateful to me as 10
tell me what to got TO make them black. and
keep them 10. 30 that when l wash them. like I
always did, with soap and water. and washing
soda, they will stay black. ! have lost all
ENJOYMENT since they became 70 light. you could
hardly tell I ever had any. There arc hairs
enough. but they are 30 light, and my hair Is black.
| feel all right. but I felt better when I had
black eyebrows. because now l feel dali. I don't
take any enjoyment, which I always did until
they became light. I am twenty-five years old.
end don't care for anything. ! don't care for put
ting stun on like people blacken their eyebrows
with. I should think you would give me some
clue as to what I could get that would stay on
when yon wsrh your face and eyebrows with
soap and water.
ETHEL PLACE, BROOKLYN.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
PEACEFUL VALLEY"

A star actor mast. In tho privacy ~ his
own heart. feel awfully greedy. Thor"
must he moments when he pities tn"
members Of his company. from whom
he excludes all opportunities, while tho
fat upon which hc feeds himself must
occasionally sicken him. Sol Smith Rus
sell, now at Days Theatre. presenting
\ sort OF monologue, by Edward h. Kid.
der, called Peaceful Valley" Is y fear
ful instance OF stellar CGotism, blindly
led astray. Throughout the three acts
of this recitation Mr.. Russell IL like
little Jack Horner. pcrpctually putting
In his thumb and pulling out n plum,
He gets all the plums- everything: the
company Is left to famish. or to act
as foils to the star.
Mr.. Russell Is a quaint and delightful
actor. He has n personality that Is UNI
usual. and his huncr Is dry and penc-
trating. lie has done some excellent
work. and there is no reason why he
should not be as popular In New York
as he Is in the West. Yet Mr.. Rus
sell must be even fondcr Of himself than
his Western friends can be. In Peace
full Valley" he has accepted a play that
sacrifices everything plot. interest, char
acters. dialoguc-to the star. fc Is like
the end man OF the minstrel show. lie
has ; mals all tho funny rom. rks nhi,e
HE non, ,.,n,, b.va ., nr,,orna ,h,
o,os,o,.
TN ,,or, 10 .,,,r,o do,,;rc m,,,,,.
,.i,h tn. i,v,, NJ ,,oso, Have "r.h,
.,,, VIA, ha u,,,. .,o mean. ,,a. bo
x.,,, AND Give. ,oh,3y ,,so , ch,rco-
co. ,-,rn,a pa 50 noar, -, r.,r,,,
n,..n H., , ,i,. r,r, ulo N;,o c,,i
n.ur, ,,n r., ,,,n vii, s,,n , ,od,,,,
.n,,,. Ian, a, u,so, III, rl.,r,rcn,
,.. -, ,,,,,,, H. nrnn,
h,. Lii, -, ~ ,u r,,,, r,o, ,h,,
49, f.,,, ,m1
.. ,alta,a ,.,,h ,a,na.n, H.
Hosea Is teoious Win a vengeance it'
almost sends one to sleep. with his
draining drawing acrC IT'S md his
.-..
m,erh''hdp'e 'no''''k"'"' ~" ave 'N''
Obliged to watch him as he shavcS. ant
there Ia scarcely a moment when he 1,
~. - ., Nj, -,
not o'.olc you l" Spt'' VI MS scn''
imbecility he is exceedingly good. H'
The evening world., 1893-10-13

In a recent case of bronchitis the fol.
lowing treatment was recommended, he
side the usual taking Of medicine. The
patient was not allowed to leave her
bedroom, which was well warmed. for
a weeks time. The whole chest was
painted with iodine and then a waist Of
cotton batting was made and con-
stantly worn underneath the usual
amount of clothing. These directions
may be of value in any severe cold upon
the lungs, attended by the regular dos
ing.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

One pound Of powdered sugar, yolks OF
six eggs, whites of four eggs. rlnd Of
one and juice Of two lemons, %one-fourth
pound of butter. Beat the yolks of the
eggs, sugar and butter together until
very light; then add to them the whites,
we'll beaten. Pour this into a farina
boiler. and stir constantly over the fire
until 1t thickens: then add the juice and
rind OF the lemons, and turn into an
earthcn vessel to cool.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Losters in West sl1ey.toursh street.

To the Editor:
| wish to know how IT Is that although ! have
complained twice-once In person to the ser
gesnt at the desk and once by natl to Capt,
Smith that West sixty fourth street Ia literally
infested with loafers, who insult women and
Girls, curse and swear and rush the kroeler,"
white the policemen, one oncsr in particular.
stand Q, the corner conv"ruins with ladies, fully
Unconscious Of all else! His pull must he
great. as he seems to fer no one. As ! told
,spt. Smith. my cuisines, keeps me out very late.
hut it 10 always the same stat. Of AFFAIRS, and
the people he talks TO are. some Of them. known
tn every one In the neiEhborhcod tn he Of doubt
tui character. | hon. You will publish this, and
sns u It will not remedy the evil. A. J. r..
.o7 West SiAty-fourth street.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

to be Huntingdon Church, about fourteen
miles from Eastbourne. lying under the
shadow of the South Dow hills. 1t Is
sixteen feet six inches from east to
west n sixteen feet from north to
south. The living Is in the gift of the
It's value is about f0 per annum.
the population Is under twenty, and a
service Is held in the CHURCH once a
fortnight. The vicar has otner duties
In addition to the cure Of souls of tiny
Lullington.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
CABLE AND HORSE CARS COLLIDE
Four People Injured and Ono Of
Them May Die.

CHICAGO, oct. ia Milwaukee grip
car crashed into n Blue Island avenue
horse car at la Sale and Madison
directs last night, injuring four people.
u probably fatally.
Thc injured are:
Frank Bronski. bruised about head and
limbo. .
Herman Getzks, bruised about head
and limbs.
Felix Keller. right leg crushed and
severe internal injuries. may die.
Mary stewart. bruises and Internal In
turiak
The evening world., 1893-10-13
A Yelping Pup That Annoys People.

To the Editor:
Tn tho block between Thirti.th or Thirty-hrst
streets and Lexington and Fourth avenues there
is a puppy that yellI most OF the time. Now.
white | am fond OF dogs. in a way, I quite asrce
with Harlem that q Nat is no place for a dog.
Mother Is a city yard. especially when It annoys
people. | WAS kept awake from I until o'clock
y~cstcrda" morning BY this psrticnisr pup. i have
written to the Board Of Health and the $. p,
{. A., ard HOPE to have its y'lls stopped forever.
FOURTH AVENUE.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

tai floss and listerine. brushing after
each meal. in the morning and before
retiring with cool water. and using pre-
cipitated chalk not oftcncr than three
times n week. Too much dcntifrice and
too vigorous brushing causes the gums
to reCcde from the teeth. A distin-
guished member of the New York Dem
tai College prescribes ten minutes gum
chewing after Il hearty meal ITO help
digestion and clean the dentine."
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Crank Belden. who fired i've shots
into the wheat pit Of the Chicago Board
Of Trade one recent morning, has been
committed to an insane asylum. 1t Is
his third term under restraint Twice
he has been discharged cured" Per-
haps the authorities will think more
than twice before turning him loose for
relapse No. 3.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
4 Stocking Rag.

For a gay and convenient stocking
bag. crochet in single stitch a strip
twenty by sixteen inches. Use a solid
color for the centre II various shades
to make a Roman stripe effect at the
ends. Tie In a fringe Of the different
colors and crochet together up the long
sides. leaving a slit to put in the stock
ings. Put a brass ring around 1t.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

There are issues before the people of
this State to be decided at the coming
election. which 1t is pre-emincntly the
place OF the real people to decide, re-
gardlcss OF politics and politicians. These
issues have been so put onward that
tho outcome must AFFECT the future
standing OF the highest court in the
commonwealth. The result of the cleo
ton must inevitably express the view
taken by citizens at large concerning
that court. 1t must tell whether the
people consider II worth while to attend
directly to their own vital interests in
that vastly important department OF
the state Government, the judiciary.
The case has Deon fairly II squarely
put on both sides. All the Circnm-
stances demand a full public expression
Of opinion. such az can only be had by
IA great popular vote. No citizen who
has the privilege of the franchise
should neglect to avail himself of 1t
his Fall. No year IL an 'of year in
which the interests OF the whole people
of the State are so vitality concerned.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
a To,aan Found tho Mvsferv.

Mrs. Xeiia Nuttall has at last solved
the enigma of the Mexican calendar,
which Won Humboldt and many other
great scientists have worked over in
vain. Years of work had trained her
mind to the task Of ~unravelling this
mystery of the calendar stone. Her con-
illusions have been accepted as final by
the archaeolosists and astronomers, and
she will soon publish an elaborate work
the subject
The evening world., 1893-10-13
A Brave Bluecost.

To the Editor:
Conc.rnins the nrs in West Fifty-'ourth street
some tim. ago. | desire to call attention to the
crrcer who saved the life OF the children and the
old crippled veteran at the rlsk Of his own life.
It was a, act Of heroic bravery that should not
20 unrewardcd. ~ h. took these people from the
top nocr OF the burning building and aroused all
the tenants Of the houses I WAS an eye witness
NJ the heroic deed. I don't know his name, but
nj. number a. think, s.s2s. CITIZEN J.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

70 The EdIfoT.
Would YOU kinhly Inform me whether Mr., 7,
RYAN, the boxm ,k-r. oNns or rents the half OF
Morton street, bet~ zen washington and West
streets, as II is at all tim.s packed with cases
50 that in driving through the sbor'-nsmed
street one is always In fear OF smashing either
his own or soms on. else's truck. as the dis
,snce between thu cases and the opposite side
OF the street will not allow two trucks to pass
,o.ctbsr- ]. W. l..
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Oitres Need Not Mo~ld,

After n bottle or keg of olives has
been opened the mould will o form. A
little h~orseradish or a few nasturtiums
placed therein will prevent this to a GER
tain extent. The better way is to buy
them in small bottles. so that the bottle
may be used before they have a chance
to mould.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
6tmpfe Ftutsh.

A simple finish for the bottom OF a
flannel petticoat is s%calloping It in but
tonho,e stitch with worsted In the color
OF the skirt. II white flannel Is the
material used, white filling silk is proper
and nice for the purpose.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

An Orange County butcher has been
arrested oil the grave charge OF sending
diseased meat to this city. If he il con-
,victed. 1t must be a most severe punish
ment which will adequately fit his crime.
Risking the health and lives OF the popu-
lace for gain is an offensc OF which there
can be no palliation and no condoning.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

"Twenty-fve years a citizen but never
a voter. Eight months Il voter and then
four years an Ambassador" II a re-
ward were offered to any n naming
the person whom that description fits
every man in the country could name
him at once,
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a Piuiess People.

Can there be a society without pinsf
In speaking OF foreign sundries'' as inn
ports. the English Consul at Chungking
observes that pins seem to b. I'M
known" and the remark applies to the
whole Of China. Neither pins nor walk
ing-sticks are desired by the Chinese.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Money! What is money? So many
dirty bits Of coin. stamped with this
head or that, good for the quantity of
sweet stuff it will bring you.-Mrs. Annie
f. wa rdS.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

The foolish exploit of taking a bridal
"trip In a balloon has been tried once
too often. There is. in consequence. a
dead bridegroom in Italy and there is
"A bride who will possibly not survive
her sudden w~idowhood. But these facts
won't deter the next rash couple wh!,h
sees ft to try a honeymoon IL the all.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Il Pretty U0dfce,

bodice Is always the fashion. The model
is made of rough green serge. SO inches
wide. $l.50 a yard, braided In black. The
braid is machine work that n operator
The evening world., 1893-10-13

After the North River span becomes a
certainty. perhaps some en%terprisng
promoter will have time to devote to
bridging the chasm between the Park
Commission and the people.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Poor Brazil! Foes without and foes
within assail her capital. VIII she
never know that lasting peace within
her borders which is The most blessed
possession of a real Republic?
The evening world., 1893-10-13
:i- To /. PARIS Greer.

George Ola'oa'E a German rallor. tvyn;r.
three year, OIL. living at III scholc, street,
Williamsburg, took a quantity Of Paris green
with suicidal intent earl this morning. lie was
removed To the Eastern District Hospital. OW-
Ing " prompt attention 1t Viii -.,r' Ger.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Municipal Home Rule and the
Greater New York" are two issues
which must not be lost sight Of in the
campaign for represent ia ton at Albany
this year.
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No,
To b Editor:
Brooklyn, y. Y,

To The Editor:
Can a healthy young man. horn in the old
%countr". but who came to this country ten
years ago and is now Twenty-Five years OF age.
and has made his living in America ever since,
hut has not his American citizen paperss taken
out. bs compelled by the United States Gov
eminent to be an American soldier IN case OF
war: D.. r. T..
The evening world., 1893-10-13
E'ricasse~ ,f Hrird Beef

Cook the same as frizzled beef, but use
two ever tablespoonful of flour instead
of ono. Add the beaten yolhs of two
Eggs just as you take 1t from the fire.
Corned beef's liver may be cooked in
tho On vi wny
The evening world., 1893-10-13
II PLACE, Brookiy n.
Gs to Night.school-Let Drinks A,on

To the Editor:
VIII you kindly let ne know II there Ia a
school where a girl can take grammar lessons
in the evening free OF charge! II a gentleman.
whom I met hut a few weeks sgo. calls. viii
1t be proper for me to offer him something to
drink. not knowing II he Is Temperance?
NISS CT ID
The evening world., 1893-10-13

There remains only the hope that the
late protracted session of the Senate may
have relieved some poor sufferer from
insomnia
The evening world., 1893-10-13

last storm. 1t IL hoped that Yesterdays
experience will be the worst OF the hur-
rican", and that there will be No serious
loss OF life.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

More serious than the New Orleans sp-
ISOLDE. 80 far as the good name Of the
country is concerned. is the Italian al
fair involving Van Allen.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
s.rop . z and Now tho LIP.

To the Editor:
Ny auction is this: What Is the best prepare
,ion az any, to hasten the growth OF a mustache
or make one come out on a young man OF the
age OF twenty-ono! WM' WHALEN'
CHAS. REILLY.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

This Harlem speedway will share the
fate Of the Central Park speedway II 1t
undertakes to sidetrack the people in
favor OF the trotters.
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The list of nominations is as follows:

Dist. Dist.
| John H. u. vohslaEc. 10. Victor J. bowling.
?. Michael J. tallRht an. II Patrick r. Trainor.
y Jacob A. Mittnarht. is. Daniel ! Gleason.
4 Patrick II. Roche. 10. Adjourned.
5. Samuel J Foley. "a. 'wiIllam II. Mckccn.
&. Moses DirksiSpirl. n. Adjourned.
l. John Charles Stcir. %. Michael F. Tohin.
s Thomas j. O'ponnrll. q. Gcorre e. CONN.
Q. Johr y. rDcrinoit. y, Robert V, Stadticld.
IN. 'Wiiliam SnlJer. %. John k,lohrr.
II. Frederick ". M,'loy. -. "I.ouis Davidson.
Il. F.lw arl Il. H. fctrs. ~ 'Gonrgn l.. Webster.
IL. Vas. H. south worth. Is. james +. Rstllv.
!, John I%orriSon. %. Arthur {. fut's,
Ii. hdolph Sr hillinscr. 80. 'tharlcs &. Marin.
sRerominnted
In tho Nineteenth District no nomina.
ton viii he made until II is settled
whether Il. e.. o'Sullivan. the onc-armed
orator and present A~ssemhlyman is to
GO to tho Senate. II he Is not promoted
be will 60 back to tho Assembly. In cas-"
he goes to the senate the Assembly
nomination will either go to James ~.
Fitzgerald, Of. tho County Clerks "hre,
the STRENGTHENING Department.
senate class, and Assembly man Martin
viii he made q civil Justice. Wolff Is
to succeed Senator Plun,dtt:
The nomination in the Diamonds Back
tTwenty-nrstl Is hung up. u Is not act
tied yet whether Louis Fl. Hahlo will he
renomtnatcd.
The Republicans have named these
candidates for Senators.
Dist. DIST.
\ndren J. Campbell IL. Abraham iiruhrr.
Q. John SrhmidlItnE ~ Columbus q. Johnson
II. Thob f Wentworth.
The following candidates for county
offices werc nominated 10y the Popultsts:
For comptroller, H.. Alden Spencer. for
Surrogate, Wilbsrt Allrich' for District
lr, John iiaggerty; for ~toroners, nrs.
T.. r.. Footc and W. Bryan. for CITY
Court Judge. Nicholas, AleinlEof; for
ward W Chamberlain.
These will h. the Tammany no,nina'
tons for civil Justices, 10 be made to-
night
First District. Wauhopo Lynn: Second
Charles NJ. Clancy: Third. w. ~. Moore
Fourth. George +. Roasch; Fifth: h. NJ
Goldfoglc; sixth, j.. +, Martin, seventh
!. B. Mex con; Eighth, Joseph Stiher
Ninth. i. r. Fallon.
u. r.. Murray may get the IamfnaiA
indosemrnt in the Eleventh. The. nov
candidates arc Roesch. Martin and Sti
nor. OF the present inCumhcnts l.achmaI
and Steckler will retire. l~erolomdn may
run as an independent candidate agains
Stiner.
enth District. Martin 7. Mcmahon
Eighth. John y Ah"arn. Ninth, T. "
sullivan: Tenth. r. \. ODonrel; Elsv
cnth. J. e. Wolff; Twelfth, II. e. OSul
Ivan: Thirteenth. w. l.. Brown: Four
tcenth. Jacob A. Cantor. A change ma.
he made in the Twelfth and Thirteenth
Districts before tomorrow night. whCl
the nominations will be made.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
StyHsh. Sensible, ssrvseesbls

This dress is good style. The material
Is dark blue, basket woven hop sacking.
1t is 46 inches wide and worth SIS q
yard. Four and t~hree-quarter yards will
make this walking suit. The skirt 10
known as the felix" 1t is narrow a.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Make Manhattan Day a success at
chicago. Then come nome and make the
Manhattan vote tell for the States best
interests in the Fall election.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

The Senate won't vote. But every citi
Sen should. Therefore. register.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Challenger Voorhees,. with a great
many less thar ten thousand men,
marched UP the hill-and fell down.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

h country Is waiting to hear Am
bassador Van Aliens story of his non
voting record.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

could do after stamping. This bodice is
suitable for any material. The tails
in the back would be cut shorter for a
tall. ong-~aisted figure. The front is
pointed and %buttoned. black bone but
tons,
The evening world., 1893-10-13

It Is in order for Mr.. Harrison to
make pleasant jokes about wild horses.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

1t promises to be hard work for the
Republic to love its enemies at Wash
ington.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

would cut of the peoples riverside path
way along the new speedway have
abundant reason to know better,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-17

probably Democratic. This matter will
be urged al the caucus tomorrow night
Dy the senators from the Northwest.
An agreement was also reached that a
vote should be taken on the antl-optlon
bill next Wednesday, and i'll this the
steering committee of the Democrats
have agreed.
That there is trouble ahead on the
silver question is evident by the atti-
tude Of MIR. Teller and Mr.. Stewart, both
of whom are bitterly opposed to the re
peal of the Sherman act Mr.. Stewart
declined to enter the Republican eau
caus, but will Join with Mir. Teller in
anything that will help along silver.
Other senators not so pronounced Ill
their views as Mr.. Teller say that many
who are not in favor of free coinage will
not vote to repeal the Sherman act, as
they look upon it as safety valve that
ought not to be tampered with. Imme-
diately after the caucus Mr.. Teller was
in earnest conversation with Dem
Ocratic senators on the floor,
and it is probable that he has laid his
plans for vigorous resistance of any
step that has for its end the repeal Of
the Sherman law. Favorable action
was taken in the direction of setting
aside an early day for the consideration
of bills submitted to the interstate com.
merce committee. The proposition to
guarantee the bonds of the Nicaragua
canal came up, but was not discussed at
any length, and, as has been said, the
caucus adjourned over until tomorrow
night, when a full attendance will be
had and pending legislation will be
thoroughly discussed.