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The evening world., 1893-11-07
Woman Are No Longer Co.srG..

The m OF the present day Is not
even a coward-she once was reputed to
be. She sits ~composedly IN a hanson
and sees the horse come DOWN without
screaming. and a look on blood with
out fainting, and. as a rule, can bear
pain better than a man. But there Is
one thing she cannot stand, and no
amount OF casting rldicule on IT,
quote Mr.. Howells-wil cure her. 1t Is
impossible to account for the special
enmity between the m and the
mouse. unless we substitute the word
mouse for serpent In the primal curse.
Mr.. Howells once wrote a clever little
dramatic sketch to show how a noted
platform" lady. OF great beauty and
brilliance. was completely nonplussed by
the "mere Idea" OF q mouse. Lately we
had the confession OF Mrs. Nelly Cody
tho little sure ~Shot"-who Is willing
To stand nightly in an iron frame hitting
The evening world., 1893-11-07
A GtrI Of the Period

Sneak thieves and burglars who be-
lieve that the old-fashioned girl OF the
t~hree-volume novel, who faints in the
face Of danger. Is a eatur OF flesh and
blood, should be undeceived at once. II
she ever existed. the species Is for
tunately extinct for the girls OF to-day
are made OF entirely different stun.
This was proven conclusively In West
Philadelphia recently. when Miss Alice
sypher. a daughter Of Lawyer Josiah R.
Sypher. put a burglar to flight and near
ly ended his earthly career. The thief
entered Miss Sypher's room, and, instead
OF soaring her half to death, found him
self looking down the muzzle of q re-
volver. The fellow had nerve, however,
and carelessly remarking. THAT isn't
loaded" started to walk towards her.
But It was loaded. as the thief dlscov-
cred when q bullet whizzed within an
inch of his head and imbedded itself in
the door panel. With an oath the banned
burglar few down the stairs Ind escaped
through III front door.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
THE NEEDS OF THE TREASURY.

MI. Carlisle 10 in the city to-day. and
this evening at a dinner to be given at
Delmonico's by Assistant Treasurer Jor-
dan. It Is expected that 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 %atringency
and improving the condition OF the
Treasury.
Touching tho report that orderp had
been given to coin the silver bullion now
in the Treasury. Mr.. Carlisle explained
yesterday that he had directed the mints
10 get ready TO coin some OF the bullion,
It HI ving been found that We could use
a few more silver dollars now. He aid
that II would take more than Ave 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, OF 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
Aladdin Xix change in the financial stu
alton. It has cleared the o. a for rene
dies that would nave been Objectionable
while the pernicious silver-purchasing
obligation remained on the statute-book
1t Is evident that a bond issue Ii looked
upon more c~omplacenty at Washington
now than It wa before repeal was &C
complished.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
WATCH II VOTE.

The Republican plurality tor Senator
Fasset for Governor, above the Har-
lem River. in 1891 vas smaller than Il
had ever been for a Republican candl-
date since the formation % the party,
with the exception OF the Folger vote in
ls2. or han It has been since.
Mr.. Fass"tts aggrsEa;e piIraiiIss IN
the rural districts. exclusive ot SUI
FOLK. amounted to 4 90. The next low
est Republican pluralltiss were cas- FOR
Gilbert for Secretary = State. in lisa.
and they were l.'p larger than Fas-
sets rlgral.;ios Harrison had s2.op IN
ISIS, or nearly douLle Fassett's plura!i-
ties, and 7LrD IN l%2.
I; has been rumJrei that the Repub,l-
can party is not supporting It's State
candidates in good faith this year. In
Buffalo last Saturday. Senator Hill said
that Judge Maynard would receive many
thousands OF Republican votes in the
State. II has. indeed. been claimed that
he looks 10 Republican support for his
success.
The vote will prove an interesting
study when the election Is over. In this
city II Is very we'll known that the Re
publican leaders have made their own
bargains and trades with Tammany. But
the pluralities in the country districts.
or In the stat above the Harlem River,
viii be scrutinized with some curiosity
to ascertain II they e evidence OF a
general betrayal OF the Republican can
didAtes and the practical abandonment
Of the Republican organization
The evening world., 1893-11-07
LNcEn Choir GirLn.

There are about thirty sirls in n.
choir Of st. Thomas Church rettins
$50 a year. These girls have all EraduI
ated from the choir-cnorus, where fo,
three or more years they have been
faithful. punctual and earnestin the WORT
required OF them For the splendid
training received they have attended
miscellaneous services. such as wed.
dings. funerals. Sunday-school, mission
and parish reunions, as we'll as the reUu.
lar rehearsale. Every girl in the chou,|
exnects to be promoted to the choir
some day, and every choir singer dream,|
Of an engagement In a church quarta|
at a salary the size DR.. Paxton's coners|
CATION payA.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
THE BLONDE DID HIM UP.

A veteran OF the war, seventy years
Old, after receiving 1850 back pension
money. advertised for a young wife. A
blonde OF thirty came along. and pro-
ceeded TO scoop him In. II Is curious
that nothing in the male line Is too old
or ramshackle TO escape matrimony.
Even a c~entenarian Is now and then
caught in Cupid's net and dragged to
hymen's altar to have the halter artis-
tically adjusted around his neck.
Our septuagenarian subject basked IN
the blondes smiles for three days. Then
a gentleman OF lusty frame waltzed in
and thrust a large area OF injured hus-
band into the foreground OF the hllsstul
picture. He demanded an explanation o.
the emile party and threatened TO wallop
the everlasting life out OF him for
alternating the affections OF a true and
wife. He also spoke OF suing for
so, 900. Indeed. he made such a row that
the seventy-year-old victim gladly gave
I'D all the money he had 10 get rid Of
him and his recreant blonde. Then he
drove the pair to the railroad station
and tearfully said adieu.
Poor, silly old man! He should have
that while Cupid makes idols OF
Of II makes fools OF
OF seventy. Matrimony is a dan
gerous thing 10 NEEDLE with at any
stage OF life's game. n blondes are
tricklest when they are thirty. A COM
OF the W. will quickly do up
old dotard. Our septuagenarian
friend knows that by this time. He has
found out that he was a simple gilly.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Queen Frnters.

Make q batter and filling the aams
as for cream puhs. Have ready Q fryI
ing pan OF hot lard. with two teaspoon}
roll the batter into balls about the sir(
of a hickory nut. AS YOU make eacA
ball drop 1t into the boiling fat, fry and
turn until they have swollen twice It'd
size OF an egg. When done take out
carefully with a skinner. drain. dus(
with powdered sugar and stand ui(
to cool When cold. split one I'D
with a sharp knife. put a teaspoon 4
the filling into the fritter. close al
30 continue until all are flled. ssr}
cold.
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looked at Through Q Lena

To the Editor:
ALLOW me to ny a rev mors words In regard to
which part OF a wheel travels the faster. Many.
besides myself. have given mathematical reasons
Why the top goes faster than the bottom. but
there seems 10 be sill = few who cannot under
stand It. Among others Mr.. G. B. Hunt whose
demonstration. By the way, is ridiculouL To such
I would gay: II you DO not understand or believe
the proc. 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 reetilinear lens A rolling
wheel. four feet in diameter. making sixty reTelu-
tons a minute. photographed with an exposure Of
about l-l3cth OF = second. shovs the upper spokes
blurred. while the lower oues are clear and dis
tinct Hence It 10 obvious that the top travels
faster than the bottom. GEORGE WALTERS
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Norway on the Seas.

To the Editor:
read the letter from Experiences. Jsrssy
CITY, In The Evening World" II that gen
tieman has not studied the marine history OF
Sorseland be ,uEht to before he c~rlticises the
country and the people Why. Norway has the
biggest mercantile neet IN the world comparing
Its size to other oountrsa Its population 10
between = milton and Q half and two million.
In this harbor she 10 always represented By a.
many vessels a. any other nation. And no matter
what port in the world you 90 to you can always
see one or more Norwegian faEA 'ons of the
small barses' crossed the Atlantic, the viking.
One OF their steamships was yesterday sold to
Film. Z Co. for the Brazilian Government for
SOS. 900. A swEpE.
ia7 Furman strest Rrooklvu
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
arc exclusively favored by the Constitu-
tion, to insure the success Of women Com
missioners at Port Lewis. Rochester.
Utica in Livingston County and else
where. But 1t Is to be feared tina in
many instances they will be deceived and
disappointed
The plain fact Is that the male monopol-
lists OF the suffrage do not like the idea
Of women In public life or at the polls.
They imagine hat on School Boards they
are notlonal and impracticable. and that
they are too apt TO get into controversies
and make trouble. OF course. there are
many intelligent men who concede that a
certain number OF women are desirable
as School Commissioners for several
obvious reasons. But the majority OF the
male voters, II is to be feared, are not
OF that opinion. Everybody remembers
how much opposition there was to the
appointment OF women on our own School
Board even wnen so gay and gallant a
bachelor as Hugh J. Grant was Mayor.
The women candidates should not be
too sanguire to-day. The promises OF
suppor' made 10 them may not be kept.
Their reliance must be on their own
votes, n now hat they know the neces-
sity OF a Constitutional amendment, they
must set to work to secure the change
from the Constitutional Convention.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Odtm, al BanA

An authority tells US how to make I'D
oatmeal bags which. used In the bath.
give a velvety sof.ness and whitenesl
to the skin. Take five pounds OF oat1
meal. ground fine. a half pound OF purt
CASTLE soap reduced to powder and I
pound Of powdered Italian orris root.
Cut a yard OF thin cheese-cloth into beg
about four inches square, sewing them ci
the machine and taking care not to leav(
any united threads, where a break maj
let the contents ooze out. Mix the SOAP
oatmeal and orris 700 thoroughly and
Ali the bags loosely. Sew up tho open
ing In each and lay them away to U.s.
as required. They are used as q spongA
dipped in warm water. making . thick
velvety lather and wonderfully softeninG
the skin, while the orris imparts q last
ing fragrance.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
L1ndon's Toman Stock Broker.

Amy E. Bell has been for several years
a stock broker in London. She has an
office hard BY the Stock Exchange. and
does a large business, especially among
women clients. Her peculiar aptness for
the profession was shown when she was
a little girl. IN old gentleman. a visi-
tor at Mss Bells home. happened one
day to be diligently reading the money
articles in the Times. He was in no
mood to be interrupted. 70 he laid to the
child when she hung around him: run
away, little girl! I am busy with my les
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
70 study the stock quotations.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
RIouae NoreIfiea.

Novelties In house and evening 'dresf
blouses are constantly appearing. Among
the textiles used for these are hem,
stitched surahs, dotted shot satlns, STRIPED
satins and failles in exquisite evening
tints. the satin stripe beautihed by 1
Towering vine pattern; watered silk and
velvet Of every color. Lovely accordion
plated blouses OF black lisse have spread
ing bretelles and revers OF jetted nd
OF the most beautiful quality and devteA
Yellow crepe de China blouses are Law
ishly trimmed with wide black vslys,
ribbon and Jet gimps.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Answers to Question:.

C, A-Ths United States with their teri. 81
have q larger area than canadL
A sch~oolgirL-when Abbreviated It 10 part o.
the name, and the "Jr." 1, written with a capital.
J II. M-President Gsrneld was shot July 2,
1851: and died Sept 10. 1881. At Long Branch.
c. 2. LIT an employer refuses to give q
written reference TO a discharged employee no
one can force him 10 do SO.
5. c. L-You can obtain particulars concerning
tchool books by writing to the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, Albany. y. Y.
ii Z. B-Th. rule, Of ,s. Gerry Society apply
Soas under sixteen years can appear.
II ;. R.-A Young man Who wants a special
pAiiioh generally goes !n'eiligently about seeur-
p A. Rntt. NImaroneck Write to one OF Ii,
cola and stamp companies for a catalogue or re.
Ter query to one Of them with addressed and
STAMPED envelope Tor a reply.
p IA monthly tenant may be .vieted upon
yearly ssDendI upon the nature OF the agreement
or tie wording 0, the receipts,
Z r.. Perjury Ia a felony which will b.
lG % ENsar out q warrant Tor the mans arrest.
sH1 have him brought before the magistrate for
tLan!nLtisa.
e0.s;r Their product Is very small. ons mine is
10 California, and there are others supposed to be
10 NE blark !l!lIs The duty has been put on
- protect TIE TIN mlEe owners, and enable them
% get a double price Tor their ore.
G. K-"A! partisS understanding the difference
between majority and plurality. a bet has been
made one candidate received 100 votes. another
~ and another 900 A bets that the latter rs
100 majority And he wins, as matter Of
o-r@ He has 100 more than the combined op.
positlO1 vote
J. San S'lsn coming to this country a,
~sighteth may Lot vote when b. Is twenty obe
yssu o. age 10 this state Of New York. Only
citrsLs o. TIE tinted states may vote in this
STATE. Aliens. are permitted to vote In other
states. but not IN New York. The qualifications
for voting a!Ser In each State.
" H. E-"when a tree falls In a forest with
no one 70 hear H. does II make a noiSsE' 80
kihcly define vlat you mean by noise. The tree
sets In motion those vibrations Of the air. which,
Alung upoa The ether, produce a sensation upon
Cur nerves that We can noise" A correct re-
ply depends upon what the person who uses the
Sord noise means by IL.
e. What does II cost TO import thirty
yards Of voollens for suitinEs or oysrcoGtings.
costing In England 81 per yard" In addition tG
the protective duty Of 60 per cent. tho importer
would. also have TO pay an additional eonpensa'
tory duty Of ~ cents per pound. The weight oil
a,hs cloth 10 therefore an important item. The ooAi
~ the brokerage. eIpresssge and incidentAls OF
a smaller order than this. recently made. wal
uia. The two dulles would probably reSel
about $50, making the cost between 80 and SIS,
Ths average duty on the cheaper cloth imported
fer The year sAdinE 1874 was i1 per esat
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Sunday Thsatricsls.

TO ne Editor:
A year ago last March remember IN.
World devoted considerable srace IN It's editorial
columns 10 discussing the subject .: having the
theatres in New YORK CO Sundays 1t was
stated that there ~.r. Thousands c: young men
and women in this city Who etarei FOR harmless
entertainment on sunday niss;,. ,z4 Because the
regular theatres are closed. they were tempted 10
seek snjoy nsnt IN e4es;!ceibis places or 20
without It altogether save otsz wondered
since Why 1t was TIE vo-id' dropped the sub.
ject altogether. because I know. as a rule. what
The World undertakes 10 do it generally car.
the question again asitatsd. because I eelisy. IN
tbs great city there Is an enornous demand for
Sunday theatrical en~,.rtsinnen;s beiiev. Their.
is not a manager In New York ~ho would not
willingly open the doors OF his theatre On Sun.
day II the authorities would give him the re.
quired permit. There are several cities IA the
West whose theatres are open fer matinee and
evening performances every Sunday. and there is
not q day in the week that proves % profitable
as on Sunday. OF eourps. there would be q great
deal OF opposition from the churches TO this move.
because. as they argued before. there Is room
enough in New York's churches for all thos. Who
desire . plaes 10 20 10 on sunds,a do not
think U. actors would object " the Managers
would pay them for ID. Extra performances. AZ
times are % dull IN the theatrical profession.
It would prove . boon TO them to Be able 10
earn . few extra doll,ra I simply make the
suggestion TO you 10 again xiats the
question, and l trust you will agree with me.
that It would b beneficial To Thousands OF people
TO have the opportunity OF attending tie regular
theatres on Sundays
CHARLES LEONARD FLETCHER
The evening world., 1893-11-07

beat GG"i YsIe l rSsd 70 .: in II" 1855 t ths scoae
was: Princeton. s; Yale, s; In 1859,
Princeton, 10; Yale, O.
A Constant Reader Twenty : one
The evening world., 1893-11-07
A WomSn's LiIoboos.

The Royal Humane Society has
awarded Its testimonials on vellum to
the crew OF Mrs. Mary Varley's rescue
boat at Bundoran. County Donegal, for
saving Sidney Williams from drowning
In a heavy sea This was the second
life saved by the boat this season. while
from 200 to 800 women bathing from the
wild rocks before 9 A. NJ. every morning
have been watched and projected.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Parn.esan Omriet.

Break four eggs into q bowl. Beaa
only until the eggs are broken. not
light, then add four tablespoonfuls Of
water and one-half OF a teaspoonful Of
butter. Heat the omelet pan: when
smoking hot put another h~alf-teaspoon.
ful OF butter in the pan. As soon a
the butter is heated pour in the egEA
Shake the pan gently, lifting the cooked
portion OF the egg from time to time ID
allow the uncooked portion to run ontd
the hot pan. When It is sufficiently
cooked. season. add w tablespoonful
of Parmesan cheese. cold, and servo
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Cram 50. Germafn.

Make a veal stock. using q knuckle a,
veal, four quarts OF water. one sm.II
carrot. two onions. one-half Of a sinai,
turnip, n bay leaf, a sprig of parsl.,
a stalk of celery. Wash one Gun a,
sage In cold water. Drain. Add tn,
quarts OF veal stock and simmer tn,
hours. Scald one pint Of milk or cream
and when ready TO serve mix the s,ocr
and sage with the milk. Season WITH
salt n pepper. add n cup Of nnety
shredded lettuce and serve u
The evening world., 1893-11-07
spantsh Red Pepper Sauce.

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
of garlic. 1t may be necessary while SO
doing to moisten a little with a very
small quantity of water. Put over the
fire onc-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
A Household Central sts,t.n.

Miss Mary Richardson. an EngIsh
woman OF wealth. is a trader OF novN
being the principal shareholder and tn'
manager OF the stores connected WI
the aesthetic settlement at Braaio'SS
Park. London. Household supplies OF "
sorts, including meats. flowers VIM
&C., are furnished In these stores thsi1
being in all fourteen departments Nv
sides a post-ofice managed by girls ME-
Richardson proposes to teach WOMB
pupils the management Of . lArG' "
tail business
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Caught Confederate snl Operators.

As complainant In the Tomhs Police Court this
morning against John Green, alias Godfrey,
forty years old, O; - Varlck street. and James
Thompson 'orty-cve wears cid. OF IS Watts
street whom he charged With attempting 10
sWintIs him hv the tme-Won Confederate bin
game. Detective Hahn saw IL. men accost
Wise on NeseY street Sunday morning. and after
a nus conversation ask him to change a $50
confederate bill lie arrested them. Wise Will
appear against them tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
GIaL WOUNDED, LOVER DEAD.
Chicago Barber Fails .: Murder, bu,
T. Is H!msst
by AsSoc.4;,a Pr..s)

CHICAGO. Nov. ALBERT Broddeck.
a barber. objected TO the attentions
paid by another man to Louisa Bloomer,
his iancee, and last night shot her in
the face, !nficting. however. only a
slight wound.
BrSddeck, thinking he had killed her.
shot himself through the hEain. dying
Instantly.
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SHOT TWO oTHERsAND HIMSELF.
suicide Follows Wife Murder a.
Elyria, Ohio.
tBy Associated Pres, }

TOLEDO, o., Nov. AT Elyria, o.,
last night, Charles Manning shot and
wife, killing her instantly. then shot her
cousin. Mrs. W. r. White. He followed
up the double tragedy by committing
suicide, He was crazed with drink. Mrs.
Manning mad began proceedings for
quently threatened to Kill her. She and
Mrs. White were returning from church
when the tragedy occurred. Mrs. White
VII! survive.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
CHARLES LEONARD FLETCHER
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Constant Readers" Please conside Or

NohSteht noeooFeb fioeso SoneioSt
To the Editor:
Cannot sons one devise Q practical form Of
punishment for thoss who sign themselves in the
papers a. Constant Readenr' Take the weekly
periodicals., and out OF thirty queries you will End
ave or siI Eisned a. above. necessitAting the ed
itor To designate them as 1. :. . and % forth. I
think people should have sense enough To know
tina, this is one form Of annoyance to editors for
whom they should have sympathy. Abolish II.
Mr.. Editor. Cnnsign them to the waste basket,
publish Q LIST OF such oonxiguments once q week.
and watch the effect WILLY DROP.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Coy. Aim.

Gov. Flower yesterday scored ~ out Of = posi-
bic 60 at the Rensselaer, WICK rice range. All
Bis shots were within the rims. Albany Despatch,
oh. Roswell r.. you seem 10 Be
An expert on the triEGsri
Al every ping within the ring
Your mark Is sure 10 nEurs.
But n with fame you'd Eld your name
Discard such petty tribes;
Do greater t~hingS-disovn the ing
AA1 pat . stop y 'inhsA"
The evening world., 1893-11-07

This Is the season OF the year when
We prepare for Winter in more a
than one. And one way is by fixing the
temperature at which our rooms shall
be kept during the next five months
II 1t tegins a high one we will pay for
1t before the Winter is over with colds
and their consequences. 1t Is such an
easy matter to fall into the habit of
close. hot rooms, and such a dangerous
The evening world., 1893-11-07
NEGRO KILLS THREE MEN.
Tho Victims Were Murdered While
Asleep Near Ingram. o. T.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. 1T has been
learned here that two brothers named
Johnson and n man named Wilkerson
were killed Sunday night near Ingram
by a negro. It appears that the muir
derer came upon the men while they
were asleep and cut their throats with
4 knife.
The bodies were found stripped Of
clothing.
II is known that one o. the Johnsons
posse, and 1t is reported here that he
was captured in the Lackapoo Indian
lands.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Murdered in His Store.
nv Advocated Prem

JACKSONVILLE. Fla Nov. LAX. City
Junction. on the Savannah. Florida and Western
Railroad. -n the S-sne q a bold murder yest.r.
day william Duncan. a white man. vas killed
in hts store al The Junction. an! the weapon
used Wn a coupling pin, with Which hts brains
were beaten "I'. Robbery was evidently the
motive, and four heroes are suspected. The
cs4EhL, vii. PROBABLY be lyurhet