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The evening world., 1893-04-22
MAKING puREss ENpuRABLE

There are several ways OF going to jail.
The commonest way is having ones self
lugged there by one or more officers of
the law. after the manner OF Eugene
Aram, who walked between with gives
upon his wrists" This Is plebeian and
In the uttermost degree distastefui to
the fastidious criminal. There are men
and women who have suffered this igno-
miny and have felt that the orthodox
manner In which they were dumped into
duress had more to DO with damaging
their regulations than the act or acts
which made the failing Of them neces-
sary
The ne plus ultra way OF going 10
prison Is riding there In a coach and
four, as the Dowaser Duchess Of suth-
eriand. who has received . six weeks
sentence for esntempt Of court. has just
done In London. There is sclat in this
style Of taking farewell Of ones free
, dom. and It's Z wonder that the now
thorny paths to prison aren't frightened
by a general adoption of this way Of
doing the thing.
| Our civilization would be greatly en-
hanced and going to Jail would be made
more delightful and desirable II all Of
us, who care TO deserve 1t. could 90 there
In large open victorias, or. to be more
splendiferous about II, in red and gold
geous eauipagcs It would make at the
Tombs every morning! What brill
liant every day pageant in our streets.
! And then, after we got to Jail, IL We
mad large and airy rooms. with blue
plush furniture and tapestry. and carpet
likewise OF robin's-esg hue. as the
Duchess has, how much pleasanter de-
privation OF liberty would be! What's
the matter with the people who have
this prison business In hand. anyhow?
Why don't they wake up and do the
handsome by the lawbreakers? A GRIM
inal needn't be a Duchess to enjoy n cell
upholstered in blue plush and meals
sent in from outside the jail. Isn't It
bout time for a blue-plush change in
prison nfe'
The evening world., 1893-04-22

one cup Cf butter, Two cups OF sugar, three
cups OF Hour six eggs, one pound OF ngs, tea
spoonful OF SOFA dissolved In one cup OF cold
water First open tlc ti.,s and syread them
upon dish and pat item in III. oxen few
moments 10 soften. Mix as you would fruit
cahe. without the II. 5. Put half the batter
In square pan, such as is us Toy roii=.
spread the MS AID ad! the res oi the bauer
la;e In u moderate oven 10 prevent crying
When nearly cpd sic once lcngt ani
spread with a nick lajer OF ioil.nS icing
Put back the top ntted mic ly and Ice the
whole CAFE.
The evening world., 1893-04-22
375,OOOPer Day.
oefuns, Exchange List and All
rree Papers Deducted.
A ONlAL.

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.. snsns all books and 0ccount ,elotf~s
~ tAs ercusation of TEE WORLD,
sastf,v that tAy Aoes sseiii tA~~saps
Of tAs fssttotton, and tRof tAsy hoss
I" Spsoed sAs ejaculation in earIous ps,Iods
fsvm tAs contro6ts for ths nlppS ef
"pepsr 70 the SonA depests ~ the se'es
-y Ms paper. TAey hnoe srteed tAs
"ps6asAsd saatssss~ts S avcsisssn.
= saS srs sastused Of GAsfr accuracy, and
"tAot th net sctxol, bona .fds, poid
eircssstisn Of THR WORLD, Nsr~-
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Advertising MAnAgsr
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"ALFRED ]. CANMBYHR."
The evening world., 1893-04-22
A PLAIN CASE OF sNUBBINa.

II may be fne piece OF naval eti
quette which forbids the provision OF a
place for Gov. Flower In the great naval
parade Of next Thursday. To the ordi-
nary citizens Of the State. however. who
feel that the dignity OF the common
wealth Is represented In It's Executive
ernor looks very much like a plain snub
That the review takes place at all Is
New York In its commendable deter
mination to share becomingly In the
addition. the city and State Of New
York have taken upon themselves the
will spare no pains to handsomely en-
tertain the foreign visitors and the
, tions certainly entitle the State to full
ofricial recognition. which 1; would re-
Executive.
The plea Is made that the parade Is to
be distinctiveiy naval AFFAIR. But.
even SO. the Constitution of the State
OF New York provides, in so many
words. that the Governor "shall be Com.
mander-in-Chief OF the military and
naval forces of the state" New York
has both military and naval forces, and
the commander OF these bodies, in a
sovereign State, is surely entitled Il
recognition Of his rank on naval occa
sion
Many considerations affecting Gov
Flower in this matter are likewis. ap
plicabie to Gov. Werts, OF New Jersey
The parade takes place In waters com
ing within the jurisdiction OF the com
monwealths presided over by both thes
officials. There should be places 10
both Of them In the line Of review.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

A suvory souf1c IS QUE male OF vcget ables,
poultry or game, q delicate, dainty dish,
which is raised upto airy Zig shtness BY the use
OF the white OF eggs. ana which must DO
eaten the moment IL is out OF the oven 70 be
In perfection. Potato soufries are especially
nice, but, unfortunately, this term Is applied
to two entirely different preparations OF po-
tato-nrst, to fried potato. swollen by pe-
culiar method OF treating 1t. and second, to
the regular potato souil!e. FOR this last Prep
aration wash and scrub with brush six po-
tatoes OF even, medium size. AS soon as the
SKINS are thoroughly cleaned put them into
the oven and bake hem until they are thor.
oughly done. Cut of an end OF each one AMI
scrape cut the contents without breaking the
skins Mash the potatoes unit, they are free
from Jumps. A vegetable press is very good
The evening world., 1893-04-22
WCRlDllNCS.

Three and a quarter billions Of cigarettes were
manufactured last year In this country-enousS
to girdle the earth three times II laid end b
end.
\ fine Is imposed Carisruhe. in Germany. On
people who play the piano too loud.
There are fir trees in the State Of Washington
80 tall and straight that masts 125 feet high,
without a flaw have been cut from them.
The Golconda mines. in which 10000 men
were once employed, are said to be now en-.
tirely exhausted.
The authorities of Cambridge University, In
eligible for appointment extensi ion lecturers-
an educat tional advance for the sex that must
be peculiarly gratifying to their champions.
There Is said to be a great increase in the
number of women journalists In Japan.
The Dominion of Canada. with an area oi
nearly three and half million square miles,
is the largest Of the British possessions.
Electricity is now made use Of to dry tes
leaves In Ccylon.
In the great dry-goods store of Paris, the Bon
Siarche, one hundred detectives are employed
solely to watch shoplifters.
So great are the acoustic properties Of the
Norman tabernacle at Salt Lake City that 1t Is
ayerred that the sound made by Q pin dropped
In plug hat at one end Of the building Is DIS
tinctly audible at the other.
There is said to be great scarcity Of unmar-
ried women In California.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

The statue OF the Goddess AtheUe, made
by rhic!as, the GreeS sculptor, In i3s ID. c.,
was made OF solid god ana ivory, the robe OF
the statue alone tc!ng worth "A talents OF
gold, the talent being sl3,sODl Here We have
IL III nutshell: The dress, the
ilghiest part o. the ivory and gold statue OF
A'hene, was worth twenty times as much as
that silver statue OF hda Rehan! And thi,
was one 4 fhiiias's minor works. lis ivory
and gold statue OF Jupiter olympus was
nearly twice as larsn as Athenc lthe latter
being 10 ieeJ anu the former 90 feet iu
hcighD.
Coming down To modern times, We might
mention that Editor thllds, OF Philadelphia
owns solid silver statue, lie size, ana the
exact model OF perfect woman, She stands
on Mexican onyx clock, tour feet in height,
ana holds the pendulum OF the clock sus-
pended from her right hand. The statue is s
feet ~ inches In height
The evening world., 1893-04-22
EI,mit Ice.

strain the juice OF three oranges and three
Lemons into u bowl: then rub three ripe
bananas and hall tin OF canned apricots
through sieve into 1t, moistening these lat
ter rs you pulp them with about pint and
a half Of cold water: then stir into II about q
pound and n hall OF caster sugar, ana when
this is melted freeze the mixture. Serve
piled up IN china punch bowl II at hand,
from gil 10 a pint OF cream may be added 10
this mixture, but 1t is very coed without.
The evening world., 1893-04-22
For OIti Lrdtes,

Few ladies past sixty have not had to wear
mourning, and 1t may be said tina. ninety
women out OF q hundred over that age wear
black only. When that is the case. the
double shawl Is the most elegant and com.
Portable wrap. When black only is worn, It.
leaves little limit Ter choice In fashion. but
there are endless combinations in black with
white tulle and laces.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

storage batteries to keep the lights going
when the train stops. This is a marked
advance in the matter of railway light
ing. as each car can now have Its own
independent system. II would seem that
the great railway lines should be prompt
to take up the new plan. And--who
knows.-it may even come into play on
the New York Il" road some day.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

An ideal cup Of corcc can, it.is said, TO
made only Ia one nay. The coffee mus. be
OF the Lest quality and must be oas ed,
ground imne 1iately aud used as quickly as
possible. Cohnoisseurs In coffee assure We
that II is out OF the question 10 make this
beverage absolutely perfect out OF factory
roasted coffee that has been allowed TO stand
10 tho open air any number OF hours; ana, In
addition, ono might ray that such thing q
The evening world., 1893-04-22

for this purpose. When the potatoes are
mashed and perfectly smooth add a table
spoonful OF butter, teaspooniul ofsalt, n gill
Of very rich Lew milk or cream, boiling hot,
and finally the whites Of two eggs beaten TO q
stin froth FIJI the potato skins with this
mixture without putting on the ends and
stand them up in Q quick oven 10 bake for
about ten minutes or until they are slightly
brow ned or swollen.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Since the Legislature refused to save
Fifth avenue from the trucks. the mem
ace of destruction by street railway
tracks has become stronger. Yet the
street must be preserved. 1t Is a natu-
raj parkway. and It Is no false senti-
ment which Is behind the insistence that
It shall remain untouched by the noisler
traffic OF other thoroughfares.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Oue-haii ounce spermaceti, cnc-haii ounce
vA,.e wax, !our ounces rose water, four
ounces almond oil, Two drops otto OF rose.
shl ed the wax and spermaceti, put 1t in jar
with the almond OIL aud stand IN the oven
III melted, then gradually add the rose
wafer, stirring III Eearly cold add the otto
oI rose and stIr III The cream Is almost set.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

1t seems probable that by the time the
Third avenue the Second avenue street.
car line will be equipped with the stor-
this good work Of banishing the horse
car. 1t was never a thing Of beauty,
and it ceased long ago to be n JOY; the
times have far outsFown 1t.
The evening world., 1893-04-22
Matte mud Goid Tho Raye.

rage than at present. quaint and curious
pieces Of furniture abound IN all well-regu-
lated drawing-rooms, no longer massrely
impressive, but Frenchy graceful and strik-
ing. Decorations follow this same hint and
are much to the same purpose. Pure daz-
zling white picked out with gliding is em-
phatically the combination Of the day.
The evening world., 1893-04-22
JDUsking GfOres

Tne shops are alreai ~ making display Of
serviceable castor or so-called washing gloves,
with g0od-sized buttons at the wrist These
gnycs are not only good purchase for sea-
side and country wear, but they are most
desirable for general uses. The leather is
soft and platle. and spouged every now and
then with little warm water in whicn bit
OF CASTLE soap has been dissolved. they can be
kept In coed wearing order Tor much longer
The evening world., 1893-04-22

horr!fy conventional people. but are the
secret OF spirits ano bright looks They need
to grow healthier skin, treating 1t wit b an
emollient nightly to lessen Its irrltabillty.
when the nose and cheeks burn from eating
or cold air they should b. bathed freely In
very hot wa.er, drying softly and busting
with iulier's earth or tale powder which is
cOOlinQ.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Charlotte u. onge, Ike Edna Lyall, takes
he live!iest Interest in philanthroiic ic move
m"nts. out OF the profits Of The Heir OF
Redclyne she furnished ana provisioned a
missionary ship, while the large sum which
she received for the copyright of The Daisy
Chain" was contributed to fund for tho
erection Ct mis- ionary chapel
The evening world., 1893-04-22
th,na >iik Jor LitIs Ones.

lnquirer-China SILK gowns fer little folks
are very much In vogue. They are washable,
and are either in pure white or are striped
with light shades OF blue, pink, yellow, gray
or hel.otrone.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Il Is given out that Queen LnIuokalani
loves the MornG0ns. Perhaps the Utah
question may yet be solved By the Judi
cious encouragement OF Latter Day emf
grafton to Hawaii.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Those bul!et-proof uniforms have been
thoroughly tiled in Germany. and not
found wanting. They should be intro.
dueed for the use Of French duellists
They will save. then. the excuse for
much bad workmanship with the pistol.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

At last the principle Of turning the
wasted power Of rsIlNsy-car axIes into
means Of providing Light for the cars
interior has been practically applied.
The aIiss have been made 10 run dyna-
mos. which supply steady Lights while
tss csrs are IN motion, and vhisa feed
The evening world., 1893-04-22

p1or boy suffered t.rr,h,.
Ills feet were terribly .or.
he could not wear any shoe,
and had therefore to ,,ay,,
home from schco. When h.
put on = pair Of dry stock,p,,
in the morning, they would
IN one hour be saturated with
moisture and very onensiy.
even In the coolest weather.
Tho disease began to spread
over his body, especially his
hands And fipseYa rh
The evening world., 1893-04-22
.IGnrtcd tor .5r,i, uenr.

This seasor lie dress l. made of dun leaf
green material, with q tigut under-bouice Of
fronted zouave, outlined with trimming
catching the t"o shades OF green, and inter-
ming ed With sCld, which Iastens under the
arms with corded ornaments made to match.
The evening world., 1893-04-22
Yankee Tar, for Yankee Giris.

tFTom tue Boston HerAId.
Icis gratifying to learn that the girls down st
Fort Monroe all ike tue Yankee sailors best,
There was some ground for apprehension that
the ercesa Of gold lace on tie foreigners uni-
fo:ns might have dazzl:nc effect. but 1t seems
20 Re OF IerTise. The girls are still with uk
b,css 'cIn
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Women deirand themselves OF good looks
and visor by Compelling themselves 10 staid
movements alter they come 10 years OF ma.
turi'y. Hthey were anywhere near healthy
they could ntN Keep SO demure. but nature
would break Out aud tempt them into run
ming up ana down stairs, dancing about tho
house ana hose quick movements which
The evening world., 1893-04-22

The people want Fifth avenue. below
Central Park, to be left free OF trucks
and street-cars. They must have their
The evening world., 1893-04-22
At Least.

u
Customs inspectors al New York huve detected
the cook of an ocean steamer IN an attempt to
smuese 35. 600 cigarettes into the country. He
should be held for asseuls with intent to kill.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

New York expects every citizen to do
his hospitable duty next week.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

They have been tapping Natures gold
reserve for good many years. But it
still holds out.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

battle FOR Home Ru!" must be fought
In New York State. If he municipalities
are TO have their due.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

There a new Duke in town. And His
Grace Of Newcastle is one Of the richest
peers Of Her Majesty's Kingdom.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Jack Ia, Is II high feather these days.
A perfectly agreeable case OF tar and
feather. this.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

In the light Of the Paliister- -Rohle ex-
ploi: it appears that iron bars do some
times make 4 sell.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Gladstone holds his own" His
own" just now, Is very dear to every
true Irish heart.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

The skirt displays an under pettIcoat of green
velvet, at one side outlined with the trim
ming, and over the shoulders are deep friIled
epaulets OF the olive Green velvet becom-
ingly shaped, while the sleeves are large and
set most admirably. This is crowned by hat
black and green caiD aul trimmed with
feathers.
The evening world., 1893-04-22
Might Be the Very Woman.

FROM The Newark Advcrtiscr
Oscar wilde's play. "A Woman OF No Impor.
tance, probably deals with the one who leaves
hor oaby in charge of nurse while she makes
stump speeches in the West.
The evening world., 1893-04-22
OFF ENSIVE ECZEMA
Suffered Terribly. Doctor. and Ma,
cines Useless Cured In Four
Weeks by Cuficura.

] have boy, fifteen years old. born in Fi,b.,.
portrait inelosei, who had the eczema SO offen,i,.
that could not stay in the room with him M
The evening world., 1893-04-22
1r;nrn inn for Erenimn hEirt.

A pretty trimming for an evening SKIRT is
O deep nounce OF lace, headed with two or
three narrow purs.
The evening world., 1893-04-22
Three Ounces Of ~uRgestiOn.
LErorn fha Tnledn RIadn

Why not have reunion at the Worlds Fair d
the surviving nurses of Waterloo. and the suS.
living body servants Of George Washington II
the Auditorium can be secured. the Oldest Mason
mizht hold q meeting.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Mr.. Bradley Martins late unlimited
guests. who came In over the fence and
through the basement window. have
been making themselves too much at
home In several uptown residences. The
psnitentiary yearns to provide proper
entertainment for these fellows. Help
them into II, Mr.. Inspector Mclaughlin.
The evening world., 1893-04-22
Cuticura ResoIvent
SPlcED SclSSoRlNCS.
That Good Old Bcli.

sHVOU VTU
From the PittsburR Commercial -GszsttsD
The arrival of the old Liberty bell next week
will afford the irrepressible citizen another op-
portuDity of riotously expressing his patriotism.
The bell suggests patriotism rather than poll
tics, as there is no ring about 1t.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Gladstone Is a Grander Old Man than
ever
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Circus as Cure for Piracy.
FROM the PhiladoIphia Times)
1t shows the refining influence of Amusement
that II there's one time more than another whsa
a boy wouldn't prefer being pirate it's the cir
Gus season.
The evening world., 1893-04-22

Dress In iawn beige, with large broken
check in lines OF blue, black and white. Full
skirt. Crossoyer bodice, with sash of blue
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AmussmenIs.
BLACK Crook.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC-2-S-The Black Crook.
AMBERG THEATRES 1j-Ein Kind dcs GueeKs'
BIJOU THEATRE-2-S15-A Texas Steer
CASINO-2-S l5-Adonls.
CHlCKERING HALLS 30-Lccturc.
COLUMBUS THEATRE-2-S-Bue Jeans
DALY'S THEATRE-S-A Lesson In Love.
EDEN MUsEE-The World In Wax.
EMPIRE THEATRES :15-Ihe Girl Left Behlnd
Me-
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-2-S :15-Peg Wohlngtoa.
GARDEN THEATRES :l5-The Poet and Puppets.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-2-S-Jane.
HARRIGAS'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aspirations
HARLEM OPERA HOuSE-S:15- and Women.
HoYTs MADISON SQUARE THEATRES :3o-A Trip
to Chinatown.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL-S-Vaudevie.
ROSTER e. BIAL'S-2 :30-S-Vaudeville.
LYCEUM THEATRES :30-The Guardsman
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-2-o-Bai mum Bailey .
Circus.
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSES 15-The Three Guards
men.
NATIONAL. ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Clarke and Dodge
Prize Pictures.
PALMER'S THEATRES 2O-The Decision OF the Court
STANDARD THEATRES 1.-the Arabian Nights
STAR THEATRES l5-Brother John.
TONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
UNION SQUARE TlEATKE-S-Hamet.
18th STREET THEATRE-2-s-The span Of Life
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money on the promise OF its return with IN
tcrest: the ether, having spent the money,
points with Indignation at the enormous pro-
portions of the debt, says it is due to existing
economic and trade systems which have made
him tho "vctm of a hcstilc determinations
and swcars he will clay hold Of the National
Treasury if payment is insisted on. Doubtless
"The y. Louis Republic has intellectual proc
es.es. But by what one of them or what com
bination of all of them it makes ont that the
men in Wall Street and Boston have been
guilty of stealing millions" in taking out of
their own pockets two thousand millions of
dollars and lending 1t to the farmers OF the
Mississippi Valley, we cannot imagine Gov
crnor stone and his newspaper organ may mean
well. but they have queer way OF showing
i In mast civilized communities the man who
lends money and takes the debtors note though
he may lose his money, is at least exempt from
the charge of stealing the note
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
Art STUDENTS, LEAGUE ANNIVERSARY.

The members OF the Art Students League OF New.forA
held their eighteenth annual meeting last evening ~
was the meeting held in the Fine Arts Build
ing where League has Its permanent home Ihe
season Just the prosperous In he
history League and hours of study have been
given to larger number OF students than ever before III
the history OF school The students have had an op
portunty to draw or model the figure from life In ten
different classes besides eight classes where drawing from
casts is taught classes in painting from the head
and from sti life.
The Instructors been j. Carroll Beckwith. George
de Forest Brush Kenyon Cox. william NJ Chase Heroers
pcnman +. V. Du Mond, III. Siddons Mowbray. Rooers
Reid Augustus st. Gaudens. J. H. Twaehtman ana j.
Alden Weir The average attendance during the year has
400 daily and LIZA students have been admitted 70
tho school, Tho treasurer report showed that In epe
OF great OF establishing the classes In the ne"
building the League hod been able TO reduce the studen
fees and increase salaries and paid In anoss
every instance, withou: any WY diminishing theH
sinking find.
Tho Art Students League is supported entirely oy INC
tuSon paid the students and receives no ousos
help Of any kind. The following officers were elected %
serve for the coming year President Joe Evans; vice.
presidents Emily Slade and George w. Bnck Board o.
Control: wnhelmna Walker. A. v. Taitc and Caroline
&, pedde.
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necessity to pay gold only where it could. Inc
immediate consequences OF such declaration
might not improbably be rush to get gold ior
legal tenders as soon as possible.
There is no necessity whatever Tor such
disregard Of the intent of the act. or for such q
declaration. The Treasury still holds about
800, 600, 900 gold, and has no reason to APP
prehend that 80 large an amount, or even hait
of it, would be drawn ont for months to come
if it should continue to maintain the parity OF
gold and silver by redeeming notes freely IN
either as holders may desire. Until free DIS
bursements of this gold reserve have been tried
neither the President nor the Secretary nor
anybody else can determine with certainty
whether they will suffice TO maintain public
confidence and to arrest gold exports. Hence,
in the absence of such trial, 1t cannot be sald
that necessity has arisen. But it this remedy
should prove inadequate, the Treasury would
still have power to obtain large amounts OF
gold by sales OF bonds. Silver payments on
any part of the outstanding legal tenders, as
long as neither of these resources has been
tried. would surely be contrary TO the entire
policy of the Government for more than four
teen years, contrary 70 express provisions OF
the law, and calculated to disturb the conf
dencc of the people in the circulating medium.