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The evening world., 1893-10-26
Naminn Miss PheIps,s Storn.

The story goes that when Mr.. Howells
was the editor of II certain magazine he
one day received a story from Miss
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. which he did
not care to publish. Why? Well, 1t was
called Tho Oysterman," II 1t dealt
with all sorts of queer people, who did
ineleSant things and were not given to
good English. AS Miss Phelps had been
in the habit of having all her work ac-
cepted, Mr.. Howells didn't at first know
just what to do, but he finally wrote:
'You know, Miss Phelps, this is not a
pleasant story" Some months later The
FISHERMAN" made its appearance in an
other magazine, but it's author had
profted by suCh distinguished criticism
and its title now was Not a Pleasant
story"
The evening world., 1893-10-26
VACCINATORS IN HOTELS.
Employees of Uptown Houses Sub
jects OF Dr. Doty's Aen.

Tho BOARD Of Health v]aCclnators are
nj work IN IA number OF tho first-Class
hotels to-day inoculatinG the employees.
Among the hotels are the New Neither
lands and Hotel Savoy, at Fifty-ninth
street and Fifth avenue: Hotel ST. Marc,
Thirty-cighth street and Fifth avenue,
and Brevoort House, Fifth avenue and
Eighth street.
The doctors are also vacCinatinE
among the employees in Cammeyer's
street. The inmates on Wards and
Blackwcl's islands are being treated
to-day.
Dr. poty said this morninE that he
had made arrangements to send VncCinn-
tors to the Stock Exchange to-day, hut
had not decided upon the hOur at which
the work would begin.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Rnir y Sfopes,

In the Embarrassing parlors Of New
York where women pay so cents for a
shampoo and 10 cents for a shampoo with
whipped egg trimmings, the tresses are
dried over "A small sheet-iron stove. HI
attendant mops the wig with a towel,
and then wheels the tabled-stove up to
the customers back, let's the hair hang
down a tin spout, turns on the gas,
gives her a fashion paper to read and
goes off for twenty or thirty minutes
to shampoo or curl another customer.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Brocklyp's Brave Women.

To the Editor:
Please allow me space TO express a word OF
appreciation and praise for those brave, sacrI'
ncing and patriotic Brooklyn women, who in their
,ourIscous onleayors to overthrow 4 corrupt gov
Crnuent, from The Mayor down. spare no chort 70
succeed. It seems that proportionatcly TO the
moral courage. Vh,m and aggrcsstyen'ss which
women every here acquire ard learn to exercise
men lose their power Of opposition, their STRONG
WI to protest and their desire Of Independence,
as FAR as all local government Is concerned. In
the face Of the r~cgretfGl fact that so many thou
sands Of men forget their first duties as citizens,
and that they are too cmarculated. or weak. or
selfish, or un-American to even go at election times
to register and vote. II Is refreshing ami inyig.
Grating. to say the least, to see noble women Or.
towards the realization ot FOOD aud honest city
government. Eventually the words "womnnly
courage may mean something far more powerful
than manly courage Md, at all events. with
such brave mothers and sisters, there is good
cause for 'he realization u the fond hopes that
future generations viii not meekly carry the yoke
put on their nocks by prospective Crokers, Nc.
L]aurhlins and shecbans Win p great majority
In the 5, rate ovcrpowcrod by a slim minority
with millions Of frecmcn in the large cities and
tho state Of New York subject to the wiles and
Nhlms # bnrtcring politicians; with hypocrisy aai
sgotism domireering and rc!En!ng everywhere. per.
hapH what men are TOO inlolcnt or weak to oppose
successfully, sweet. faithful and morally pure and
strong womanhopl may overcome and change.
A "
The evening world., 1893-10-26
She Has Discarded skirts.

Miss Eugenia de Forrest, an actress,
who makes her home in San Jose, Cal,
has received the sanction of the authori-
ties of San Jose to wear 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-hreasted sack coa and
waistcoat of dark material. trousers of
"A striped pattern and a derby hat of the
latest style. In her hand she swung
el ebony cane. She says she is relliz-
ing 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., 1893-10-26
.irrorroot BInnc. Manage.

Put n quart of milk to boil. take an
ounce of ground fine, make 1t
a smooth batter with cold milk, add a
~teaspoonful of salt; when the milk IL
boiling hot, stir the batter into it, con-
tinue to stir it over a gentle fire that Il
may not be scorched) for three or foul
minutes, sweeten to taste, and flavor
with lemon extract or boil a stick Of
cinnamon or vanilla bean in the milk
before putting in the arrowroot; dip a
mould into cold water, strain the blanc
mango into the mould, when perfectly
cold turn it out; serve currant jelly, jam,
cranberry, apple, peach or ounce sauce
with It.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Dirt Is DrnioraiisinD.

A physician addressing the mothers
meeting of a Sixty-eighth street peoples
club the othr %aftrnoon. said: Teach
your boys and girls to keep themselves
clean, to be clean in their dressing.
eating and speaking, and you will raise
their self-respect, and make of them
better and more useful men and women.
The cranks, the anarchists and the loaf
ers who disturb the public peace and
break the laws, are generally men and
women with frowsy hair, black-edged
fnger-nails, and unclean bodies
The evening world., 1893-10-26
WAR ON COMFORTABLES.
LodgiaR-Houss Keepers Must Fur
nish Woollen Blankets.

pr. Roberts, superintendent Of the
Sanitary Bureau, has a corps OF inspsc-
tors among the lodging-houses to-day
searching for violators of the sanitary
code.
The reason OF the present raid is to
prevent the clearinghouse proprietors
using tho old-rlshioncd cOmfortahles for
the cots instead of the woOllen hlanket.
as prescribed by the sanitary code. \
lodging house owner may lose his license
II he is detected using these CoInforta-
hlcS.
tend that 1t e. impossible to properly
fumigate and disinfect the Comfortablcs
On the contrary, 1t is ane asy an eN-
pclltiOuS task TO treat the blankets.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
DID NOT STRIKE.
The President Of the Union Says
1t Is Independent.
Declares Il lginecrs Have Been Csel
as Club by Other Trades.

II vas reported in labor circles this
morning that the h~ois:ing engineers in
several new buildings along Broadway
would 30 out on a sympathetic strike to
enforce the demands of the plasterers'
laborers.
\ discussion Of about two hours du-
ration was caused at yesterdays meet
ing Of the Building Trades Section of
the Central Labor Union BY a request
from John Quinn, Walking Delegate OF
the liaSterers' LaDorers' Union. who
wanted the Section to order a strike Of
the hosting engineers on the new build
IE ~ the Postal Telegraph Company,
broadway and Murray street, and of the
Muluei Reserve Fund Life Insurance
COMPANY, broadway and Duane street.
WnHrr TIE piast"rers' ldborcrs are on
Jolln Thskcr were OF the opinion that
the Section had NO right to order a
STRIKE, as such acton could only be
taken by the Board Of Walking Dele.
disciplined sIOuii they refuse to obey.
f@t tn" order was agrael upon.
r]n nriTSllyE' T EI0 o Of IN, tHS iloistins
thc he. know nothing Of a strike being
ordered, or even requested.
y am the only person outside of the
Of the hoi8ting engineers he said.
others. On account of the power we
hold we were formerly used by every
trade as a club whenever there was n
grievance. but We are now looking out
for ourselves. ] do not say a synna-
thetic strike would not he ordered under
certain circumstances, but II 1t were, EN-.
ployers would be given notice and We
would act on our own hook
AT the buildings on which the STRIKE
Is said to have been ordered the engi.
noerS were working as usual. At the
Reserve Fund Life Insurance Company
Building. however, the engineer said
he was not hosting plasterers' supplies.
but was doing other work. This action
he said, was taken on his own respon,
The evening world., 1893-10-26
SHOT BY THE CONSTABLE.
LynchinR May Follow Murder Il
Nin1a!d, Kan.

WINFIELD, Kan, Oct. 26,-Capt, H.
II. Siverd was shot and killed yesterday
afternoon by Morgan Wright, Sivcrd
was acting In the capacity OF a con
stable and went to serve n warrant on
kid" Norton. ON the way to jail they
met Wright, who drew n i4-calihre re-
volver and fired, the ball passing through
Siverd's body.
Wright ran. but was captured and
lodged in jail. The prisoners will prob
ably be lynched.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
I~'hotOUraph UO,ders.

The soft, round Japanese fans can be
utilized for making photograph holders.
Tie a pale blue ribbon around the han
die of one. Turn the bottom up a lit
tie and the sides over to meet in the
centre. Stitch It together here to make
a pocket, and cover the stitches with a
bow of blue ribbon.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
s-candinav!an sci ors.

n the Editor
I wish To inform Experience that the Scan.
dinav!sn sailors generally are better than any
other. And n d" Experience will go through his
tory for ons or two centuries. he will md
that | am right. Concerning the Young American
fishermen. I wish that Experience would take
a little excursion down to the Grand Banks and
personally find out what kind Of Sailors they
generally are,
AN EXPERIENCED SCANDINAVIAN SAILOR.
Drnoklyn.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Senator Hill will not come to make a
speech in New York tonight II is a
critical time In the Senate. and the
friends OF honest money must be at
their posts. For the same reason. SEN
ator Sherman writes TO Gov. Mckinley
that he cannot come to help on the cam
paign in Ohio. These men honor their
parties Infinitely more by their faith
fitness to duty at Washington than they
could by any efforts on the stump in
their respective States.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Blessed is the memory of those who
have kept themselves unspotted from the
world. yet more blessed and sweeter
the M OF those who have kept
themselves unspotted in the world.-Mrs.
Jameson,
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Seals.

A letter looks nicer with a daub OF
sealing wax and a seal. But 1t does not
seem quite proper to have that seal an
initial or a monogram. 1t is too much
of an advertisement of the sender's per-
sonality. Some device, II one does not
possess a crest, such as a flower or fig.
ure. is more modest and. therefore,
moro refined
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Conrenient Card Tnb,e,.

ConI enient for Winter card parties are
new round card tables. baize-covered
and provided with tiny drawers for cards
and counters. 1t is quite the thing to
have a large easy chair in ones cham
Der, upholstered with English glazed
chintz. a pretty cloth for an oak dining
table is of a material like Bolton sheet
ing, though heavier. called homespun,
treated with flower sprays, worked in
outline.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Dispensing ,otth Tsapots.

A new English invention is the Prin
cess Beatrice tea set, viz: A silver te
caddy, three inches high, to hold tw
ounces of tea, accompanied by a silve
tea-making spoon. which does away
with the necessity of a teapot. The
spoon. perforated, and filled with teal
is put into the cup and the water poured
on 1t. The holes are so small that the
leaves cannot come through. These can
be had together, in a silver case. or
separately-the price including the a.,
KraVed monogram Of the owner,
The evening world., 1893-10-26
STABBED BY A LUNATlC.


CHICAGO. oct 26 James n. Morri-
son, President ~ he" Fruit buyers
Association OF Chicago, AMI n member
Of the commission firm Of Morrison 4
iagEio. ~ South Water street. mar
rnNly escaped death Yesterday Mt thu
haIiS II raruuli Saraccuo, who stabbed
him in the back
SlIaocuo, a fruit dealer, imagined
with his Incarceration In tn" DUnniuE
lusan" Asylum " years go. Nor
Ilrnn WIN r,.MNnn
The evening world., 1893-10-26

possible way. The people OF New York
want the bridge. All the city newspa
pers favor 1t in its amended form. 1t
Will be OF great advantage to tho city
and to the whole travelling pubic, cs-
pecially to those going to AMI from
Wa shlngton. The work has been long
delayed. The sooner 1t is commenced
the sooner 1t will be completed, and Il Is
no use p%ostponing a really desirable and
beneficial undertaking.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Properly enough, Acting Rear-Admiral
Stanton was detached from his COM
mand as soon as the Navy Department
learned positively that he had been
guilty OF exchanging visits and salutes
with the rebel Admiral Mello at Rio
Janeiro. 1t would appear that the off,
Ger must have been detached from
his American common sense before he
committed his grave indiscretion. Bra
xil's moderation under the circumstance
II to be commended. Not every nation
would have taken the d%iscourtesy so
calmly.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Six tart apples one-half cup of water,
sugar and nutmeg to taste. Pare, core
and slice the apples, put them in a
porcelain kettle with the water. cook
and stir until soft, about ten minutes;
then mash them through a sieve, or,
better. a vegetable press add
butter the size of a walnut. sugar and
nutmeg, mix well and it Is ready to use.
This should accompany all pork dishes.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

under-sleeves of lace. Tee -jackets in
wolfe or cashmere are a mistake. They
merely look like E%lorifed dressing
Jackets. Tea.jackets must be of a rich
material and be lavishly and hand
somely trimmed, or they are better left
alone. There are women who scott at
the idea of such a garment at all, but
1t Is a mistake and the scof'ing comes
from ignorance and lack of experience.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Ready-made as we'll as tailor-made
suits this season are provided with a
dicky of the cloth or stuff, to be worn
alternately with the linen dicky n
tie, or the lace chemisettc, Some fasten
in front with hooks and eyes or small
cadet buttons; tho5. hooked IN the back
are very suggestive Of the whimsical
liver padS.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

There Is no reason why the Senate
should not pass the North River Bridge
bill before the adjournment. There was
M dissenting vote in Its passage by the
House. 1t is not probable that there
will be any serious opposition to 1t in the
eerato. Amendments were inserted in
the House guarding the measure In every
The evening world., 1893-10-26
A Train Derailea by wreckers.

a Louisville and Nashville train between Lick
ing Bridge and Isabella street, Newport, was
made by placing a large howlder on the track
Tuesday might. 4 heavy freight was dcrailed,
but the passenger train escaped.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

BALTIMORE. Oct. 2s.-DauFhtcrs Of the Kl0G
to the number OF $50, representing a membership
OF 5000, scattered throughout most ~ the states
Of the Union, are holding their first National Con-
yention here. The Order was founded In New
York two years ago by Rev, II. W. KENYON, and
has hE a phenomena growth. Membership Is
confined 9 lely n ladies OF the Episcopal faith.
Mrs. NJ. J, Franklin OF New York. Is President
Of the order.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
For TdncU Fork.

An embroidery frame for the finest
fancy work is made of a small hoop,
over which the work is stretched, and
then secured by a little strap and
buckle. The work is held taut and can
be moved as required. while the whole
thing is light and little enough to hold
easily upon the lap.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Ventilation.


Why do mos tpeople raise windows from below
instead OF lowering them from the top. as the
bad air always ascenis and good air comes in
all the same from the top, and when the air
comes in from the top there is less chance OF
taking cold and the Inconvenience OF having the
draught on Won. h.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
SENATE
'fFsENFT
Washington. D. c, Oct, "a, 1923,
McKlnley,

Hon. william Mckinley,
My Dear Sir; Yours Of the 22d is received. |
Am as anxious as you can be to participate in the
canvass In Ohio, and Will do SO, II possible, hut
| DO not sec my way clear 70 leave here until the
pending bill is disposed u. We have hard work as
II Is to keep a quorum, and our political friends
give an undue importance 10 my remaining here,
II, as appears likely. an adjournment shall be
effected this week, | will at once so 20 Ohio and
do whit | can in aid Of your election, Though I
Lad supposed that this was we'll assured. yet |
would prefer in person TO contribute my part In
the work Of the campaign. Very truly yourN
JOHN SHERMAN.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Let not the politicians try to keep
apart those municipal interests which, in
the natural course and by the natural
force OF events, are bound to come to-
gether. Consolidation will prove too
much for the ring"
The evening world., 1893-10-26

bread after repeal as 1t has been able
to buy before. The only thing that will
happen will be that the country will
be allowed to stop purchasing ton after
ton Of silver that can't be used to buy
anything for anybody.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Tanning a Poor Husband.

To the Editor.
Advice to Young Mother" of Fast New York:
The hest thtnE you can do with your husband is
to leave your work lay, and have him do It. lie
will soon he discouraged to see everything upset.
. e MOTHER. Mount Vernon. y. Y.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Pop tire Question At Once.

I am a Young man, twenty-seven years old. I
got acquainted with a young lady during her va
cation here. She lives about three hundred miles
away. When she got home she wrote me and We
have corresronded ever since, | dearly love her
Would YOU advise me TO propose to her > I lost
my mother about six months ago. How long II
the usual time before VIC could get married in
case 1t might be So, FRANK,
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Sixteen people were killed Aug. 26,
1885,. in a wreck at Berlin, on the Long
Island Railroad. Culpable negligence
and the hiring OF incompetent men have
been proven to the satisfaction OF the
Queens County Grand Jury. And that
wise body 'reprimands' the Railroad
Company!
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Comptroller Myers has again shown
his Ievel-headedness in avoiding an i'm
pending smash-up. The other day he re-
fused to take passage on the Cooper
Cnion special. Yesterday he changed his
mind about getting onto the Pennsyl-
vania limited, which was wrecked near
Trenton.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

You inc send so much to the storm
and fever sufferers in the South that
THE World" special train will be made
either too long or too heavy. Give all
the help you can.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
LETTERS

t7Rts column IL Gr the bcneh OF ererybody ,oho
has a complaint 10 make, a grievance TO rentadte,
information 10 gte, a question to ask or a public
serrice TO acknowledge, and tCho can put The idea
into les than 100 uordS Long letters cam. Be
pytuteI
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Mr.. Van Allen. Ambassador. etc, re-
turned to an old custom yesterday 1t
was election day in Newport, and he did
not vote.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

The Coal Trusts grip can he loosened
by the proper use of the proper laws, 1t
is only by the abuse of those statutes
that the combine exists.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Ek|bIgSf5SfHoME

are slashed in tabs each of equal length
on some form. others graduated and
made several inche shorter On the
sides.
Tabliers. TUNES and overskirts are Q
foregone conclusion.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
SHERMAN NEEDED AT HIS POST.
Can't Campaign in Ohio Until the
Repeal Bill Is Passed.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. oct, 26,-The fol-
lowing letter from Senator John Sher-
man 10 Gov. Mckinley, has been made
public.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

The best citizens know that the
Greater New York" consolidation plans
ere for their best interests.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

There is only one road to repeal, and
the Senate is in the position to take that
road now as soon as 1t pleases.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

This t~ea-jacket would look charming
fashioned in a shot blue and gold silk,
the little zouave OF tinted lace applique
with a coarse gold silk and edged with a
deep frill of similar lace. The pointed
bell-sleeves of silk are caught round the
arm just below the elbow. and from be-
meath these are brought tight-iitting
The evening world., 1893-10-26

The determination to light the east
and west drlveways in Central Park 10y
electricity will he warmly approved by
the citizens OF New York. The subject
has long been under discussion, and IT
Is to be hoped that the desired result
will now Ice reached without unnecessary
delay. The Improvement is ocmtndrI
for the protection of human life, as
well as for the comfort and convenience
OF the public. The favoritc walks, as
well as the driyrwayS, should be lighted
so that the people may enjoy the privl-
leges of the Park in the evenings IA
well as in the daytime. Besides, some
Of the footways across the Park. espe-
cially that at Seycnty-sccond street, are
used at night as thoroughtares by foot
passengers. and the protection OF lights
ought to be afforded.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Ltttio Uedding Attendant.

These dainty little girls assisted at an
English wedding a few weeks ago. The
one in a cap walked before the bride
The evening world., 1893-10-26

The Greater New York; special is
getting new Roadway. Clear the track
The evening world., 1893-10-26
AFTER A RUSSIAN ADMIRAL's HAIR.

Russian Admiral Avelan. who was
feted and lionizcd in Paris recently, has.
We arc told 10y t., cable. received let
tcrs from lo,oOO Parisiennes, asking for
his autograph. "A lock of his hair or an
audience. He will send a reply to each
Of tho letters. he says. These replies
will carry his autograph. Of course, hut
how many of them will be frcighted with
locks Of his hair?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-07

(Nntinss066nl

A pesar de 10 que le hakfa hscho sufrir,
Y acaso por clio. ia adoraba con locura.
Junto aquel lecho paso Felipe las dos
horas mas crueles de su vida, qua va hab{a
conocido duras pruebas. La llegada de Ia
sehora de Beaulieu de Octavio produjs-
ronls immense consuelo, sintiendose libre
de parte de responsabilidad. La Marquesa,
sstupefacta asustada, estuvo, por fortuna,
silenciosa nj di6 gritos, nj derram6 torren-
tes de lzRrimae, nj invoc6 Ia corte cales-
tial. Pregunt6 discretamente 4 su yerno 10
ocnrriao, prescribi6 algunos cuidados ele-
nsntales, y palida grave permansci6 junto
ga hija, que no sospechaba su presencia.
Impaciente Octavio, tom6 un caballo par
ti6 9alops para encontrar al medico. Lleg6
Ssts al mediodfa. Era un honnbre joven,
que habfa sido inferno On los hospitales,
muy al corriente de los progresses de la to-
rspSutica que podfa fornular IN diagn6s-
tico serio. Adsmas, no 20 necesitaba grande
habilidad para conocer Ia dolencia: decfan
claramsnts DUAL era, sl delirio, los dolores
on la nuca On la frente, la contraction
bilateral Tom6 el pulso comprob6 cisnto
veinte pulsaciones. Ell term6metro puesto en-
el sobaco 50 elev6 & cuarenta grades. La Ge-
are era muy intensa, y el msdico, movisndo
la cabeza, murmuro estaa palabras: