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The evening world., 1893-11-07
Arswera 70 Ouaatinna

c. M-The United States with their territories,
have a larger area than Canada.
A hoelglrl-Whe abbreviated it Is part o,
III" name, and the 'Jr." is written with u capitaI
J II. M-Presldent Garfell was shot July ..
~ and died sept -, 1881. at Long branch.
g. T, LII an employer refuses to give a
written reference TO a discharged employee M
one can force him to DO SO.
$. e. L"--You can obtain particulars concerning
school books by writing TO tho S4purlnrenitut o!
r"h1Ic Instruction Albany, y. y.
II, l.. p.-The rules 0; the Gerry Society apply
10 boys giving bnNt9g exhibitions in public.
Nnn- under sixteen years can appear.
IL !. R--A Young man who wants a special
tn9'tloH generally goes m'elItser'.y ABOUT s,our-
Ing u. Advertise II You know no Other va.
H. 4. Brit Mamaroaerk Write Z, one %, the
com ami stamp companies for a catalogue M re-
ter Gl,r' n" on" 81 them win addressed AMI
stamped envelope for i reply.
T." T. IA monthly tenant may ha cyr,t"l upon
IA" days notice. Whether a truaUr ia urnrhg rr
yearly depends upon III" nature OF The usr,cr.r.t.
or tae wording u IN" receipts.
T.. H. Ill Perjury is n felony which win h.
prosecuted hF II" District Ntl"rnoy. N,ur dur,
Is 10 swear out 4 warrant for the mans arrest
ana nav him brought before the mag s,ratr for
81. s-Thore are several TN mines in NH.
country Their product b. verv small. Oue min, is
IN C9ll'oT3," ana 'Herg an" others supposed to be
= I'M" i,ian. iiu'. TIE duty has ben put an
10 protect the, TN min" owners. and enable them
TO get a double price for their ore.
e. K.--"Nll parties understanding the difference
between Tl.orit and plurality, a l,r hes boon
goa md another 80 \ bots that Tie I1trrr IN.
ION rns!orlt! AHl h" WIN, az a matter al,
>. sutton vote. ' w
] J, San alien coming 10 this country at,
eighteen. may n"' vote when h." les twcnty.onr
yelr' Of 2er in mi, state II Sew York. only
state A''a0" arc permitted to yot. be- other
',s'|S nGt ,2l IN >'" lorA The publications
The evening world., 1893-11-07
THE NEEDS OF THE TREASURY.

Mr.. Carlisle is in the city to-day. and
this evening at a dinner to be given at
Delmonlco's by Assistant Treasurer Jor-
dan. 1t is expected hat the Secretary
will reveal to the leading bankers OF
New York, who have been invited to the
least, the plans OF the Administration
for relieving the financial stringency
and improving the condition OF the
Treasury.
Touching the report that orders had
been given to coin the silver bullion now
in the Treasury, MIR. Carlisle explained
yesterday that he had directed the minis
10 get ready to coin some OF the bullion,
1t having been found that we could use
Il few more silver dollars now. He said
that 1t would take more than five years
to coin all the silver bullion now in the
Treasury.
The outcome of the conference tonight
Is looked for with interest in financial
circles. or course. the bankers Will
favor the issue Of bonds, which seems
the simplest and most direct road out of
the difficulty. Now that the mischief
breeding Sherman law is out OF the way,
while its repeal has not worked any
Aladlin-like change in the financial situ-
alton, 1t has cleared the road for RENE
dies that would have been Objectionable
while the pernicious siiver-purchasing
obligation remained on the statute-book.
1t Is evident that n bono issue is looked
upon more complacently at Washington
now Than 1t was before repeal was ac-
Complished.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
WOMEN CANDIDATES.

The women will not be allowed to vote
at the election to-day. but they will sup
port their fair sisters who have been
nominated for School Commissioners by
every influence they can bring TO bear
upon the voters, nevertheless.
They claim to have received enough
pledges from. the male citizens who
are exclusively favored BY the COnst!tu-
ton, 10 insure the success OF women Com
m~issioners at Port Lewis, Rochester.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Lucky Choir Girls.

There are about thirty girls in tn,
choir of 1t. Thonas's Church settin.
so IA year. These girls have all gradu.
atel from the choir-cnorus. where RI,
lhrte or More years they have been
1althiuI. pnnctual and earnestin the work
required OF them. For the splendid
training received they have attended
miscellaneous services, such as we'd.
dinBs, funerals, Sunday-school, mission
and parish reunions, as well as the regu-
lar rehearsals. Every girl in the chorus
eNHectS to be promoted to the choir
some day. and every choir singer dreams
or an engagement in a church quartet
at 4 salary the size DR.. Paxton's congre-
cation PAYS
The evening world., 1893-11-07

An authority tells us how to make the
oatmea bags which, used in the bath,
give a velvety softness and whiteness
to the skin. Take five pounds of oat.
meal, ground fine, n half pound Of pure
CASTLE soap reduced TO powder and q
pound of powdered Italian orris root.
cut a yard of thin cheese-cloth into bags
about four inches spuare, sewing them on
the machine n taking care not to leave
any united threads, where a break may
let the contents ooZe out. Mix the soap,
oatmeal and orris root thoroughly and
fill the bags loosely. Sew up the OPEN
ing in each and lay them away to use
as required. They are used as a sponge,
dipped in warm water, making a thick.
velvety lather and wonderfully softening
the skin, while the orris imparts a last.
ing fragrance.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
RiOuse NOrelfiPs.

Novelties in house and evening dress"
blouSes are constantly appearing. Among
the textiles used for these are hem
stitched surahs. dotted shot satins, striped
satins and faiiles in exquisite evening
tints, the satin stripe beauti1ed by a
towering vine pattern; watered silk and
velvet Of every color. Lovely accordion
plated blouses OF black lisse have spread
ing breteiles and revers of jetted net
of the most beautiful quality and device.
Yellow crepe de China blouses are Law
ishly trimmed with wide black velvet
ribbon and Jet gimps.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
PnTmesan OnlrIek

Freak four eggs into a bowl. Beat
"n!J uhtii the eggs are broken, not
iiEht. then add our tablespoonful OF
water and one-halt of a teaspoonful OF
butter. Heat the omelet pan: when
smoking hot put another ha,f-teaspoon-
ful OF butter in the pan. As soon az
the butter is heated pour in the eggs.
Shake the pan gently. lifting the cooked
portion Of the egg from time to time to
allow the uncooked portion to run onto
the hot pan. When it IL sufficiently
cooked. season, add two tablespoonful
of Parmesdn cheese, cold, and serve.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Lonaon's Uomnn stoch Broker.

Amy l.. Bell has been for several years
a stock broker in London. She has an
Office hard BY the Stock Exchange, and
docs . large business. especially among
women clients. Her peculiar aptness for
IN" profession was shown when she was
a little girl. An old gentleman, a visl-
or at Mss Bells home, happened one
da% 10 be diligently reading the money
articles in the Times. lie was in no
mood 10 be interrupted, SO he said to the
ch!il when she hung around him: Run
away, li1tle girl! ! am busy with my les
ons and You must go to yours" Yes"
said little Miss Amy. "but what's your
lesson is my play" For it was the high
est recreation of the infant phenomenon
to study the stock quotations.
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Looked at Through a Lens.

To the Editor:
Allow me to say a few more words in regard to
which psrt Of a wheel travels the faster. Many.
besides myself. have given mathematical reasons
why the top goes faster than the bottom, but
there seems to be still = few who cannot UNDER
stand 1t. Among others, Mr.. q. h. Hunt. whose
demonstration, by the way. + ridiculous. To such
l would say: II you dc not understand or believe
the proof furnished BY mathematics. prove it by
optics. Look at q wheel In motion, not with your
eyes, but with an eye infinitely quicker and truer
than Your own, a rapid rectilinear lens. A rolling
wheel, four feet in diameter, making sixty reyolu-
ti"ns u minute, photographed with an exposure OF
about 1-i2oth Of a second. shows the upper spoAes
blurred. while the lower ones are clear and dis
tinot Hence it is obvious that the top travels
faster than the bottom. GEORGE WALTERS,
Mnlnt Narnnn y Y
The evening world., 1893-11-07

10 the Editor:
Cannot some one devise q practical form y.
punishment for those who sign themselves In the
papers "a constant Rriders?' Take the weekly
periodicals. and out Of thirty queries YOU will find
five or six signed as above. neressitating the ed
iior To designate them as /. =. . and 50 forth. /
think people should have sense enough To know
that this is one form Of annoyance to editors. for
whom they should have sympathy. Abolish it.
Mr.. Editor. CousIgn them to the waste basket.
publish a list OF such consignnents once a week.
and watch the effect. WILLY 4 OP
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Norway on the Sea-.

TO the TlII0TE
| read the letter from Experience, Jersey
city in The Evening Word.' II that gen.
tlemah has not studied the marine history Of
Nors"lani he ought to before be c%riticises the
country and the people. Why. Norway has the
biggest mercantile fleet in the world comoar!ng
its size to other countries. Its population is
between a million ant a half and Two million.
In this harbor she Is always represented by as
MAN, vessels rs any other nation. And no matter
what port in the world you 20 to you can always
see cre or more Norwegian rag3. One Of the
small barge crossed the Atlantic. the Viking.
one of their steamships was yesterday sold TO
Flint { 50. for the Brazilian Government for
So 900. A EWEDE.
lI- Furrnau stree, rr,,t1yr
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Cream 81. Ger,natn.

Make n veal stock. using Il knuckle Of
veal four quarts of water, one small
carrot, two onions, one-half Of n small
turnip, n bay leaf, a sprlg of parsfy
ana a stalk of celery. Wash one cup (
sage IN cold water. Drain. Add tv)
quarts OF veal stool; and simmer two
hours. Scald one pint of milk or crear,
ana when ready to serve mix the stoe
ana sage with the milk. Season wit
salt and pepper. add one cup Of fineb
shredded lettuce and serve.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

The Royal Humane Society has
awarded its testimonials on vellum to
a." crew Of Mrs. Mary Varley's rescue
boat ut l'unioran, County Donegal, for
saving sidney Williams from drowning
In 4 heavy sea. This was the second
life saved by the boat this season, while
from 2o to 800 women bathing from the
wild rocks before . y. NJ. every morning
have been watched and protected.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Cook two sweet red peppers in boiling
water until tender, first carefully re-
moving all the seeds. When tender,
drain. and rub to a paste with one Glove
or garlic. 1t may be necessary while so
doing to moisten a little with a very
small quantity of water. Put over the
fire one-half cup of sweet Oil, and when
heated stir in the pepper. Remove from
the fire, add salt and vinegar to taste
and serve
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Miss Mary Richardson, an English
woman of wealth, Ia a trader of note.
being the principal shareholder and the
manager of the stores connected with
the aesthetic settlement at Bradford
Park, London. Household supplies of all
sorts, including meats. flowers, wines.
sc, are furnished in these stores, there
being in all fourteen departments, be-
sides n post-office managed by girls. Miss
Richardson proposes to teach women
pupils the management of q large re-
tail business.
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Sunday Theatricale.

To the Editor:
A year ago last March I remember THE
World devoted considerable space in its editorial
columns In discussing the subject " having the
theatres in New York on Sundays. 1t was
stated that there were thousands u young men
anil women In this city who craved for harmless
entertainment on Sunday nights. and because the
regular theatres are closed. they were tempted to
seek enjo> ment In questionable places. or 20
without 1t altogether? | have often wondered
since why 1t was THE WORLD druppel the sub
ject altogether. because | know. as Il rule. what
The Morld' undertakes TO do II generally car
riel out to success. | for one, wou!d like to see
the question again agitated. because | believe in
this great city there Is an enormous demand for
Sunday theatrical entertainments. | believe there
Is not a manager in New York who would not
willingly open the doors OF hts theatre on Sun.
day II the authorities would give him tie re
CURED permit. There are seyera! cities In the
West whose theatres, ate open for matinee and
evening performances every Sunday. and there Is
not u day In the week that proves 70 profitable
us on Sunday. " course. tAefe would he a great
deal ut opposition from the ,hu-Ches 10 this move,
because, as they argued before. there IL room
enough in New York's churches for all those who
desire 4 place u to to on Sundays, I do not
'hink the hctorB Wunll Object II the munugrrs
wonli pa theta for the EXTRA performances. As
it world prove a boon to them to hc able to
earn = few extra dollars. simply make the
suggestion To YOU - again agitate the
that 1t would he beneficial to thousands Of people
theatres on sundays.
rs I TnN'ApD ~ t,TIIrt.p
The evening world., 1893-11-07
OLAF

"olAF."
A highly romantic and sensatlonally
arranged love-drama Is olaf" pro-
duced for the first time In this country
BY Messrs. Carl and Theodor Rosen-
field at Niblo's Garden last night. 1t Is
the work OF the late Rolerick Fels.
who was also a Rosenfeld. and 1t has
been done into English BY Messrs.
f~rankenstein and Ot;olensui. both Of
whom are doctors OF something or other.
At the opening Of this play i dreadful
iiea alarms sou. You believe that you
are going to founder around in a sea
OF old-fashioned declamatIOns served up
hot with u sauce OF "GDDi iny liege,"
and all that sort OF thing. Not 50.
"Ola:" becomes an cTcerlingly cohe-
rent. terse and admirable human drama,
the action OF which j. restricted t. some
three or four. The story IL told in Il
Legitimate AMI digniiei name with
none OF the trivialitI-s 50 popular with
ia" school Of to-day, aud there are
many palpitat!ng moments whoa tbs
theatrical Offering * crowned Win the
theatres highest laurcls-the Laurel II
subdpel ami pngrossei attention.
Ola would l." more comfortably
situated W." 1t at u ineati- such ta
tn" Fifth Avenue. The littl. gallery
boss at Niblu'. are most provoking
urchins. They viii laugh at the wrong
time. Nou ar" always On pins am!
needles. expecting them 10 ruin a pa
th",ir moment hv calling out: catch
on to his nihs.' They Would just as
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lN,sd banri,,. o,nr rt.rvnras" kim
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n. dos no, r,ow, n, ha,l mol
treated IN. r,o,h.r ,,, ,r, hohv nod
been t,ker away "a. raiyrs daf,ntlr
mn, no ,o, ,,ala ,ha ,,,.I, ,rh.r, hi.
hatra.. ,r,or, ,ht,. n,ssto- ,hr,r.,,
tho forest was att,cka hy wi,d h,ar
and r.scrad ,r,u daa,b 10. o,or CHA,
irs,or,lv ,aus in lac, v.i,, n.r and
aoras IN liss bsr Che T., b,uc,t,.
aftsr +bs rt,L. az ola y,sbio,.a n,;,.
cassss ana uba rahuL.s hi-, c,ustin,l,
lIa +, toLap tn, ,ha sar,ios ~ N,rho1
ar, p,,o rha,,,, ut, ia. - :,
heli.v. tb,, r,r ,ristrass 20 q, Iovs
With nv, lIs na,a,ro,.s 70 bar a,,r,-
ments .ra surrrise. bar ar tho dad
n, ni.b, he,tayt,o ,t,, sha b,s son,
for bi,, rp,-, a-o,e.s Nv, household
an, d,ro,d, ~, ,,,s ha h.a,an 30
d.a+b
Ther coros ,ba roo, aroro o,ot Of
,.rs b,, lta for tba r,f,tays of h.iry
sczra "a {, tho ,,idol ,b,rh,r where
oior l., trsui,a, owl s,urr., hr ,ho
rs,,ly n,Ia wir, Tbis T., ,bo woe.
ot,r,li,u cow &, ,ra a.auo cra 1rir..
bin, wa, w., ~ h,,, di.oa,.ar, w..
pin ,,,.as bir, o,I ,.rds h,r cav,
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b,,r.5 ,s ,rrrai "a ,a,., orl oII .r,,
v,alI For o,or ~ c,,,r,, I, ,ha I,i,u.s
~l,rr.lost 90,
I, srote WIZ, pt,, baarinr .nnt
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Russ!a's Mediterranean Squadron to
Be R~einforcad.

PARIS. Nov. The journal says that
the Russian squadron viii remain at
P!raus until Nov. Is, when it viii go to
Smyrna and the D~arlanelles.
Upon arriving at the Dardarellas. ac-
cording to the Journal. Admiral A.vellan
Will board the Sultan's yacht and go to
C~onstantinopl-.
1t ia also asserted that two ~ironclads
Will leave Cronstadt shortly in order to
reinforce the Russian Mediterranean
squadron.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
CHOLERA IN GERMANY.
Many New Gases and a Number OF
Deaths This Month.

LONDON, Nov. "A despatch to The
Standard from Berlin says that official
figures show that since Nov. . there were
six new cases Of cholera ard three
deaths in East Prussia, five new cases
in and near Stettln. and six new caseo
ard one death in other places in Pome-
rama.
Since oct 90 three cases OF cholera and
three deaths We're reported at Havel-
berg, and one death at Potsdam.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Ci.3L WOUNDED, LOVER DEAD.
chicago Barber Fails At Murder, bu:
= Il Him5af

CHICAGO. Nov ALBERT Brod deck,
a barber, objected - the attentions
paid by another mar - Louisa Boomer,
his GaucCe, and las, night shot her in
tn" face, inaicting. however, only 4
slight wound,
Brotlcci, thinking he had killed her,
shot himself through the brain, dying
INSTANTLY.
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NEGRO KILLS THREE MEN.
Tho Victims We're Murdered While
Asleep Near Ingram, o. T.

GUTHRIE. o. r., Nov 1T has been
learned here thar two brothers named
Johnson AMI n man named Wllkerson
We're killed Sunday nigh: near Ingram
by Il negro. Il appears hat the muir
deret came upon the men while they
were asleep and cut their throats with
II knife.
The bodies were found stripped Of
clothing.
j. IA known that ona OF the Johnsons
had SlSf. Tho negro was pursued by .
posse, and II is reported her" that he
was captured in the ~l.ackapoo Indian
lnnAs.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

10 the Editor;
Seeing the complaint OF "Anon'' in The Even
ing World Of Oct. q, | wish to say that l was
fooled in like manner BY a firm some little time
ago in Twenty-third street, and hope that such
fraudulent firms will he shown up through your
valuable paper, to prevent poor girls from being
robbed Of their hard earned money. II. B.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Of industry and Of beauty are always
with us. and civilization gets its fairest
show right here. In short, New York Is
a whole show. though far from being a
mere show. And, withal, she never
makes a holy show OF herself to the
~
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Foolish Bettor Tskes His Life.
CBy Associated rrcss,

BOSTON, Nov. 7.-DaE!el kImbaIl, twenty
three years Old, weat home at an early hour
yesterday mon!ng. after being out all n.gh,
and drinking heavily, and SHOT himself thr5lR.
ne heat. lie ll,od at Hotel Grafton, on p.r,-
mouth street.. with ms parents. The act is sup
posed " be The reIg.s Of foolish betting
The evening world., 1893-11-07
O'd HATS NO,c Nr,r.

Many novelties in hats are taken from
o.i ~ehsravihg3. A cherry cloth hat,
turned up on all sides, and trimmed with
BACK satin knots and feathers. Is called
the Marianne. \ green velvet bonnet,
bordered with sable, is a copy Of the
bonnets OF St. Vincent de Paul.
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-ha s:ude on Fish-st.nds.

to NC TsTTTTT
As a moral man and a strict upholler Of com
mon d@cency, | wish TO respectfully call the atten-
t.on OF Anthony ComS'orS to the fact that On
Ralph avenue, near Fulton street. Brooklyn, a
rshinorger boldly exposes 'strlp2ed' bass for sale.
hIII. IL ITN
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Caught Confederate sil Operators.

JDsFIN Wl'a. o. So Greenwlch street. srpelr-l
as complainant in the Iombs Poll'e Court this
morning against John Green. alias Godfrey
s,orI Years old. ~ "a Nartch street. ami James
IHoml~1u, forty five wears old. ~ 81 Watts
street. whom b." har-,i with a,tempir; to
swirIIr hlm hT the time worn Cuurrlora;a hin
gam. I~'te"ttN' liaNn Eaw the men ar,o,t
Wise On Nrf"F street Sl1iuH morning, and art.r
a N'il" conversation ask him to ,hanI- q SO
'"n''l'r1'' hln lie arrested them. Wise VAL
appear aNl.n.- them r1-rnurroH.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Beat one egg light without separating,
add twp-thiriS of a cup of sugar. mix
well. Puu into the egg and sugar on.
and one-haif cups of good. thick cream.
Mis-, season with a pinch of salt and a
little nutmeg, and bake as directed above
for tine cuStarl pie.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

TO her body, with little glass balls hung
at d quarter Of an inch round her, and
submit to be shot az BY a loving but
sun human husband-that a mouse, and
only IA mouse, had the power of terr!ty-
ing her When will this tyranny 10
~UNerpast?
The evening world., 1893-11-07
4 PreffY Loose Frocb,

Here Is a pretty loose frocit for a girl
of seven 10 eight. This Is of dull
"wood-rose" foule. trimmed with mar
row black braid; or for fair girls with
Il pink and white complexion. "snoke"-
h.u- or 4 duIl artistic green would be
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conuncrum Answered.

u TN EIITOr:
JOHN Johnson asks: why is it that dudes wear
such large collars? They look like curs. Is 1t the
style or n0t?" | can answer: Because it is a
wh!tewashed fence around a lInatic asylum.
l. {. r., Ionhers. y. Y.
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Tarcoala Wins the Melbourne Cur
a. Toulon.

wv NsSO-TaTFT TTaNs
TOtLON. Nov. The Melbourne Gun
was Won by Tarcoala; Carnage was Sec
ond and Jeweller thirl.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
LETTERS

int column "a for he be1stt OF everybody ,Dho
has a complaint TO make, a grievance 10 rentRd...
information 10 gi,c, a q~uesti0n to cst or a public
Ser7fce TO acknowledge. and ,oho can pa the idea
into less than i01 uorda Long letters cdanot be
printed.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

One little matter which might as welt
be attended to at ono" is III" "2r~nslor
of the jurisdiction of the courts Of New
York over the territory Of Crav.s.nl.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

The political strong arm OF Eoss Nc
Kane is a fit subject for amputation By
the sharp edge OF an honest franchise.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

This should be Maynsrd's farewell ap-
apearapce at the polls.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

New Jersey bookmakers may find to-
day hat they have been making a book
of fate.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

1t Is in the interests If citizenship, not
of craftsmanship. that war Is wared on
Maynard. The war is against hntn Il
man and a principle.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

If you voted early, that's enough. It
Is history. and not the honest voter, that
has the privilege Of repeating.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

To-day the Brooklyn ring is to be found
on the bargain counter. After to-day 1t
should be found nowhere.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Chicago has an Acting Mayor at last.
1t had an acting Board Of Aldermen all
the time. But such acting!
The evening world., 1893-11-07

If the New York public were express.
ing its views on that one-nathway'
speedway to-day the Park Board would
feel something drop.
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equally charming. Here the yoke is
merely crossed by lines of braid, but
the rouffed sleeves, with the triple frills
slightly gathered, give width to the Zig
ure and quite take away the plain
effect.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

The man who votes as ne pleases Is
not invariably certain TO please as he
votes,
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useful lesson from the promptness with
which the people came to a vote.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Watch 1.-THE World dome for election
fOignals tonight.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

The flower show and the candy show
are on: the horse show is soon to fol-
low; the poultry show ana dog show
win come later. The siso US Of wealth.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

To-day it is literally true that freedom
sSpreads from poll TO poll.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Honduras officials are accused Of firing
on the American flag. If all IN" r.
ported facts gre born" out on inyosri"I-
ton, the hct-hoaltl Central Americans
may see more stars and : r.p-s .a.ur.