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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

listas de cobro de prestaciones, sin que sc
vean obras municipales en- construction sir
que piense en- caminos veciaales.n
Cuanta hermosura, senor don Policar-
pio
Nota de las reses benefciadas hoy en- el
Matadero p1blico.
l buey gordo.-7 novillos.-2 vscas gor-
das.-3 cerdos.-2 carneros.
Sc desech6 una vaca por in1til y dos asa
duras de cerdo por no estar sanas.
81 todos los dias fueran como este Como
aplaudir1a LA DEMoCRACIA
Al seflor don Julio Perez Pagan Sc le han
extravado los biletes de Ia loteria Provin-
cial n1meros 24,770, 23.476, 900 g. cores
pondientes al sorteo que So eelebrara ell d1a
/ | del actual.
| Vendfa dichos billetes Jose Montalvo (a)
Piltii, los perdio, seg1n dice, frente a la
farmacia de Gadea.
| Sc han dado los pasos convenientes fin
de que la Diputacion suspenda ell pago de
los premios que puedan alcanzar.
Sc grati6ca al que los presente su due
no 8 esta redaecion.
Nacinsae,stos: Antonio Adolfo Leon Perez
Detaenciones: s:-Ju uan Bodom, Santiago Co.
lon Guzman, Cruz Figueroa, Rosa Dfazy
Dfaz, Emerta Pagani Salicrup, Vicenta
Mora, Maria Renta Suarez, Maria Nicola
sa Santiago Rivera.
En- las islas Barbados han sido destrui-
dos casi todos los caflaverales por una en-
fermedad cuya naturaleza at1n no SO puede
determinar.
Los cultivadores estan en- la mayor desc
lacion, pues la cosecha de este aTo Sc ha
perdido totalmente, Y sera precise mucho
tempo para reconstituir nuevas plantacio-
nes.
Dice la prensa neoyorkina que en- Colu m |
-Forida-varios individuos del pueblo |
SO apoderaron de un hombre de color llama
do Enrique Boggs, acusado de asesinato, Y |
despues de haberle sacado los oJos mu |
tilado su cuerpo, concluyeron por eolgarlo |
de un arbol
Va hemos empezado sentir los efectos
de Ia Suppression de una de las expsdiciones
trasatlanticas.
Desde el di2 81 del mes anterior no tene-
mos peri6dicos nj carta de la metr6poli.
Luego, 81 hay quien Sc queja, el ministro
dice que somos Observation-Disclosures que min
guna reforma resulta buena para este pals.
Reformas como esa-----.-
Anoche, en- la tienda de don Rafael Co.
lon, proxima a esta imprenta, un individu 40,
vendedor de billetes, llamado Candido Mar
tlnez, Sc comic ocho medias libras de pan,
ell deseo de beber diez bote-
las de mabl, 81 alguien satisfac1a su importe.
Buen estonago.
Nuestro respectable amigo don Ermelinde
Salazar publiea en- La Correspondence un
excelente art1culo, en- que recoge varias
alusiones que, como organizador de la
de Aibonato, lie dirigiera un senior
Z. en- el mismo periodico captaleno.
Ri trabajo del senor Salazar es, como su
20, muy discreto esta muy bien redactado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

Nuestro respectable amigo don Ermelinde
Salazar publiea en- La Correspondence un
excelente artfculo, en- que recoge varias
alusiones que, como organizador de la
AsambIea de Aabonito, le dirigiera un senior
x. en- el mismo periodico capitaleno.
Ri trabajo del senior Salazar es, como su
yo, muy discreto y esta muy bien redactado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
A H A r I T O

Aves mis- versos son, que sc detienen
en- las paginas blancas de tn libro,
pidlendote con voz arrulladora,
que les dejes hacer en- tu alma:un nido
Todas traen las alas dsegarradas
por Ell viento, la lluvia Ell granizo.
Y 81 no las acojes, iran prestas
4 morir en- la sima del olvido,
.T,iIs6,a del Tne1T
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
iGran rebaja!
SPECIFICO THILLET

Para pensr este msdicamsnte al aloanee
de las fertunas mas Enodestas, introduce ana
rebaja de Ia rnitsd del precio corrisnte: de
medo que los pomos de 80 gramos So vsn-
deran 80 centavos, desde hoy.
Ponce, Nvhre. Il de 1893. liza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
RECORTES r

Por buena que sea la cabeza NADIA pusde
contra ell corazon.-MHe dc Sendsri.
La cabeza de una mujer habla todavfa sl
lenguaje de sus sentidos, por mas que ssten
uudos -Dtderot.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

Anoche, en- la tienda de don Rafael Co.
lon, proxima esta imprenta, un individuo,
vendedor de billetes, llamado Candido Mar
t1nez, SO comic ocho medias libras de pan,
manifestando el deseo de beber diex bote-
LAS de mabf, 81 alguien satisfacia su importe.
Buen estonago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

% 81 alcalde de esta ilustre villa sc ocupa
muy POGO de administrarla bien y de ahf ell
abandono que Sc observa por todas parties.
Ell alumbrado pesimo: veces las ocho
de la noche a1n no estan encendidos algu
nos faroles. Los carros pululando por cuen-
ia de sus duenos con peligro de los tran
seuntes. Los zagaletones jugando cara y
cruz en- corrillos, en- las esquinas, sin que
nadie Sc 10 impida. Los guardias con las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

FL abogado don Herminio Diaz Navarro
pone en- copocimiento del pdblioo, que nc
siendo va Juez municipal de esta ciudad
de su profession, habendo trasladado 50
bufete la calle de Cristina n1mero 9 bajos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

Los peri6dicos de Santiago de Cuba que
recbimos hoy por el Villaverde, no adelan-
tan noticia alguna sobre las que nos trajo ell
correo directo de la Habana.
Las colecciones solo llegan hasta el 8 de
Diciembre.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-29
Bel neblisem Metter nadts
NIT benz S4iffe u. Mcz
Galum
lnb bobrte es in ben @runo. pobei
apei Matroien um's 2eben
famen.
Oie lleberlebenben bes Rrungludten
@9iffes perloren idmmtliae
6abe.

Ser am "a. Mat bon Netp Dort na4
2iperpool a%bgegangene Gunarboampfer
vSerpta", GapttGn Duttpn, traf am
Ii. Stunt in Queenstown, gnglanb, Elm.
Der Gapitdn beri9tet, oab ct am Z.
Stunt bas ameritani 19e S4iff u. Mac
Gauum, @apitdn O'8rien, pel@es am
%. Mpril bon 2iperpool na@ Seem
Oort u~bgefabren lei, in ben @runo 9ez
bobrt babe. Das @9iff lei bel benz
3uiammsnitoBe 10 i@uer b.i4aoist
poroen, baB es tur3 na46er geiunten
lei. @on ben an 8orb bes @4iffes
Be- inbliben Yeri onen babe bic Serbia
"a gerettet. Der 3uiammeni tob babe
auf benz 40. 8reitengraoe unb benz SO
Meribian mei tli9, bes Mor9ens UNI
3 1br itatt9efunoen. Das Metter
lei nebli9 gene len unb bic Wd4ter Der
Serbia bGften bas @4iff crit unmitz
telbar BOT benz 3u%i ammen1tob bemertt.
O5glei9 bic Mai@inen iofort NIT Dolz
Ter Dampftraft na@ ridmGrts gear
beitet bGtten, paren bo@ ale @eriu4e,
ben 9ampfer mod re&taeitig gum Stez
ben gu bringen, bergeblt4 getpe en-.
@r 6abe bas @&iff 3pii&er benz
6aupt> unb 8e5anmait g%etrofe en- uao
Elm qemaltiges Sod in bic !Seite &C.
1toBen. Das MaKer babe ft4 tpte Elm
5troN1 in bas Snnere bes @4tfes erz
qofen uno flint Minuten 1pdter lei
6a7elbe 9e1unten. Ser Bug ber @erz
bia lei 10 lange tpie m0gli4 in Dem
Qo9e qelaKen tporben uno pabrenoz
be11ert tpGii'rsn 20 bet auf benz @&ife be-
inblifen 2eute iiber ben Bug auf oas
Ded bes 9ampfers getro&en. Mittz
ler!peile ieien einige clearinghouse oer
Serbia berabselafen poroen uno bic
1elben bdtten nod 3met Der Watro1en
bes MacGauum gerettet. :3pei 2eute
1eien ertrunten. Sat- idmmtlt4e paiz
iagiere Der Serbia feten 3ur 3eit ,bes
I'm anes in i6ren 8etten getpei len. 81
nige ber1elben ieien iebo@ an Ded gez
elf UNI gu feben, mas porgefaqen let.
Mnfan9s babe cine 3iemli4e &ufregung
seberr{9t, mel4e fi@ jebo@ 19neQ &C.
legt babe, als bic Sffi5tere ertldrt bdtz
ten, baB burd)aus feline @efabe porbanz
ben lei. sSm 2aufe bes 9ages bitten
bic paKagiere 70 Pfunb STERLING gum
8eften Der ueberleoenben ge3ei4net,
tpel9e .ibre gan3e 9abe an 8or6 oes
qeiuntenen @4iffes eingebibt hdtten.
Ser McGanum mar Elm @4iff bon
1879 Sonnen. IS mar i'm Sabre
1870 in Sbomaiton, Me., gebaut uno
Qeb0rte benz 6. S'Brien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-29
Durh bic Gntbeduuq bpr, bret

- @ur9 bic @ntbedl1ng BON bret
2ebben I'M 8udeDez8a4 BET 3anesz
billie, Sbto, fam etne 19redltde
Sra9Dbie an's Sugeslibt. 9ie Inter-
1udyurg, bic porgenomme1r murbe. erz
gab, baB Trau 6. S. Meaper BON Sui
tonbam auerit tbpe beiben &inoer in
Dem @a@ ertrdntte uno bunn @elbftz
mprb begi1g. Mn BET @teue, tpo ale
Drei gemeinfum ben Sob faroen, 1T
ber sSGlB taum 5pet SUB tief. Das
Glteite &inb mar unsefdbr 1e&s Sabre
alt unb bas iiingite, Elm Smuggling BON
bret Monaten, lag int Mrm ber SHUTTER,
bic ~iebenfaQs aueri bas Glteite &inb 10
lange unter Maher eebalten batte, Biz
es tobt mar unb it@ bann NIT Dem
anberen &tnb i'm Mrr i'm 8a4 gum
'@terben nieberlegte. Die 2ei4e beg
dlteren &inbes lag nur tpentge SUB
BON b~erienigen Der Mutter. 9duslt9er
Summer tpar permufbli@ bas Sbatz
mottb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-29
Bic iuneitcn stub bic dltctcn GDc=
lcltfr.

Die 6eiratbsfd6igteit 1T auf tem
gan3en @rbenruno bei ctDtlt1trten u1o
n9tcipili1irten @Dlfern an cine gepl1e,
bur9 @e1eb ober 9ertommen etilau
bs1 timmte lntere Mltersgren3e .Iebuuz
ben. Mm niebrigten 1T bie1.l5e in
Snbien, mo &inber i'm aarteiten Sitter
NIT etnanoer perbeiratbet tperoen, 10
baB 8rautpaare, pel@e 5pinmmen uph
ni&t 5ebn Sabre 5dblen, t~eins5rosgs
1elten 5inb; am bD4iten iebo4 IN emit
gen &antpnen ber S4mei3 uno in
Norbamerita. 6rilber tpuroen in bet
Union 3ur 9eiratbsfGbtgtett bios 16,
al1o genau . piel Sabre mie IN &uBz
lamb gefprbert, aqein ba ni4t tpentge
Der bic Srauung 8egebrenben erbeblt4
finger maren, uno pfarrer, Hlhter
unb Magitratsper1onen ni@t enti@etz
ben tonnten, ob lie bas geiebli@e Otter
hatten, tpeil in Mmerita benin @hez
1blub teinerlei papiere erforoerli4
finb, 10 fanb etne 9inausl hiebung Der
@eiratbsfdbigteit benin Meibe UNI apei,
betm Manne aber UNI bier Sabre 1tatt.
Gr muB al1o ber5eit 20 Sabre iein,
poer, tpie elm &enner bic ct 8erbdltz
ni7e bemsrtt, m,nigitens 10 alt gu fetn
1feinen. Die les Sc eb gilt 8ielen als
lebr itrsnge, unb Der Sag itiner Gin
ii >runn-es mar ber L. Sttober 1885
1T Elm Sag bes Summers gepeien.
Sang Norbamerifa betlagte ii4 bamals
iiber ben unleioliden 9rud bon pben
unb pries bic &egierung BON Pennipl
panien, tpel9e pol Mitleio nit alien,
beren @eretni9ung furs 2eben enttpeoet
bas vNein" ber @ltern, ober an5u grobe
Sugenb entgegen itano, ienes @e1eb
auf .ibrem @ebtete eri It um Mtttag ben
3. Ottober 1885 in Strait treten lieb.
@a bies oorber ge6Drig tuno gema4t
morben mar, fano 'bamals in penn1plz
bunien Elm tpabres MaNenbeiratben iolz
4er Perlpnen 1tutt, oenen es an ben
ge1eBli9 err oroerli9en Sabrem mani
gelte. Das iingite pdr@en mar 3uz
1ammer 1,l1r % Sabre alt. Ser prez
bigger, at ben ii@ bic jungen @belufti=
gen tpanbten, tpolte anfangs BON bieier
&inoer6eiratb nt4ts mif1en, aQetn auf
lire @eriiderung bin nabm Der piirbtge
Mann an, bab ite bus na4 benz alten
@e1ebe erf prberli9e Otter bon Is Sabz
rem be1dben. @o fano bic Srauun9
itatt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-29
I'm ber16:eDena1 Sbeilen pp

- Sn Der 4:eoenan Sbe1len bon
Mtfouri lit bic 9eerraloe N ::oz
ben Mafen aufgetreten uno DOT ST
felben bersits groben @Gaoen a:et=
rihtet mprben. 9ie Ruupen bIp'H in
ben leBten Sagen 10 iiberhano GEN.
men, bab IN munben Djtrttt.1 lie
9euernte b~oQitdnbig pernihtet tptro.
8eionbers baben bic Tarmen poh 5re~
Bouquet III Meramac Sopn16ip, bonn
Wm. 81 enbprf am Wtlo 9or1e Greet,
BON Gbus. Steiner Bel Melro1 {, BON
Gupt. Sreb @nen BEL @lenco unb Die
Wie1en in ben 8onbomme= Nieberungen
9e(itten, mo- bic Tormer bas 9eu BE-
reits perloren geben unb @rGben um
ibre MatsfelDer 3teben, Inn penigit ens
b;efe gu 16iiben. 9s i4on peiter &C.
reiften @etreibe1 orten limb bisber bon
ben Sbieren ni9t bebeQigt poroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-29
.0ie nunmebr %auiammen9e1 teu

- Die mlnmebr au1dmmenge1teQte
@tatii tiff iiber bic @tnnan0erung I'M
Monat Mat ergtebt bic ungemDbnlid
6o6e 3abl BON 1905 @lnmanoerern.
Nom BEN Natipnulitdten bertbeilen 1i9
bie1e mie folet: $500 Srldnoer, Gnnz
Timber unb S@ott1anber, 9184 Deutz
fde, 375 Sran5p1en, 1884 &unen,
1894 polen, 522 @9nei5er, $500
@9meoen, 2281 Nortpeger, 443 8el~
sier, 1875 9oqdnoer, 1850 Sta(iez
rper, 8 Spamier, 217 portugielen, 678
Odnen, 4537 1ngam, 1852 Se1terz
rsider, 913 8Dbmen, 1899 Tinnldnz
Der, % Mrmsntsr, 80 Sirten, 391
@riehen uno $50 ,@intpanoerer anoez
TER Natipnen. Inter ben i'm 3mt=
1dsnoed M%ngelangten befanoen ii9 fer
ner 96S amerifani19e 8iirger.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-29
WiuueapoliS Il st. Ynul.
Snutl SmnDa.

Stsre 4.35; &iibe unb &tnber 1.75
400; Stoders unb Teebers 2.25-
400; S9dpetne 6.20-6.30; @5afe
u%nperGrrbert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-29

t6eilten elm @terfel bes @ebaltes Be-
1ai1en meroen fpQe.
- Die ueberre ite zines porge19i4tz
li9sn Dorfes iinb ,tur3lt4 bei q E M
po / in mi 1ouri aufgefunben nor
ben. Cine Menge @telstte, bic man
auf benz plabe fanb, beuten auf cine
ein1t itarfe Ginmobner3abl btn. 8iele
gut gearbeitete ELECTROMAGNETIC uno
Waffen bon ungetpDbnli9er @rDbe
murben ebenfaus ent0edt; biefe ftnD
bon beu BON Srbianern gebrau4ten
@erGtblfaf ten bou1 tGnbtg ber1 9ieben.
9te @te[stte itnb ebemfaQs bel grDBer
als bic in Snounerb0rfern gefunben.
l1eber iebem @rabe befarb ii9 Elm nit
GROCER @e19idlid)feit hergeite1tes uno
nod pol1itdnbtg erbaltenes @em0lbe.
@elebrte 1ino Der Mn1i9t, buB bie1es
9prf BON ben 1rbsppbnsrn MmeritaS
bemobnt ipurbe, ben 8%prgdngern ber
SSnbianer.
- Gin Mor~ .."ro @elb 1tmoro fat
in tber IA Meilen BON Spofane,
@afb., gelegenen Srti&aft parabiis
pratrie bel Muf1e6en erregt. Trau
Ssames &irtenbau, elm biibi4es iunges
beut19ss @eib, uro ibr SD4terden
1inb bic Spfer berielben. Mls 6err
&irfenbau neuli@ I6enb um 5 l16r
beimtam, fanO er feinen Sungsn allein
i'm 9auie, Der bitterli6 peinte. Ser
iunge Tarmer iu@te feline 5rau auf
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-29
Warftbert1te.
Ghicnap-

Mintertpei3en sc 6 @ommerpet>
gen $780,; @oggen M-50; @erte
30-55; Sal fer 28-34; Corn So
80; &leie 9.12-9.50; Mibbltn9s o.
so; Mebl 2.1O-4.0O; Stmotbb Sc,
$50 1000; prairtez9 eu 800; @tiere
&iibe uno @inber 100
Alb; @9meine 6.60-6.90; S4afe
3.25-4.80; 2Gmmer 4.00-6.50;
Butter, Creamery 18-27; Butter,
@airD 49,; RGie, creamery g.
II; RGfe, @4mei5er 15-16; @ter 13;
&%artoffeln 68-85; 3miebeln per SaB
2.75-3.OO; @rbfen 1.O0-1.4O;
WeiBfraut per 9unbert 8.00--10.J0;
Mepfel 2.OO-3@; @obnen l.S.5--
100; &lse{amen 1850; Stmot69lamen
per Sbt. 3.25-3.5O; Sla@s 1.04 ;
Wbisfep LIP; 9pnig 6-18; Salg 5;
Sc @labtete !9ii6rer -; @pring9ibz
ner l2-13; &urfeDs 13-15; Gnten
12-13; @dnie per 9Bb. 100000.
Minneapolis Il st. Yaul.
meiaen 60-64; @ossen a; @erite
30 so; 9afer 28-29; Gorn 3322
6eu, Simotbp 7.00-9.50; 9eu, LIP
lamb 6.0O-8.00; Meb1 1.90-3.80 :;
&leie $4,000; Butter, CREAMERY
IA 10; Butter, Dairp 11-14; Gier
ILL.,.
GputD SNtala.
Stiere 4.35; &iibe unb &tnber ITS
400; @to6ers unb 6eebers 2.25-
400; @4dpetne 6.20-6.30; @5afe
u%nperG1rbert.
&anins GitO.
@tiere 3.75-5.35; &ibe udb Rtnz
ber 2.OO-.OO; @toders unb 5eeber5
2.75-3.5O; @@meine 6.30-6.45;
@4afe 4.25-4.75; 2Gmmer $50
600;
The evening world., 1893-07-18
i1Dkin I'ic,

Pare and cut ,e purnnI;in In niece,
ABOUT oiie 'Hch \uare, put them into
ste"pah WIN \st enough water 10
Keep 'heih from pNng, stew slowly till
tehuer 'apout haIin hour, then press
through u coiah"'t To every half-pint
of pumpkin add a,iece Of hutt,r the
size Of a walnut IA n c,uartcr taa-
spoonful of salt; m, and let 1T stand
tlii cold' Nheh COZ put one pint OF
thlS pumpkin lhto rye bowl, add to
II one pint of milk, lf a teaspoonful
of ground cinnamon al one teaspoonful
of ground ginger; mixu well together
and sweeten to taste. 1eat fnilr epps
until nSht' theh add I'm to the mix
ture. Line four deeo p dishes with
good, plain paste, fill em with this
mixture and bake in q ,icl oven for
ABOUT 'hirty minutes Avn of brandy
may pe auueu with aoNaage to this
receipt.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

The postponing of marriage and the
broader education of women has brought
into existence class that did not for
merly exist, namely, the class of girls"
between eighteen and thirty. They are
bright. educated, capable women, who
are awaiting marriage. and instead OF
being given an interest In life and pro-
vidcd with something to do, they are
launched into society with the Idea that
the proper thing for them to do Is to
abandon themselves to the pursuit of
pleasure. one result Of this Is that we
have women after marriage taking very
unkindly to the necessary slowness Of
domestic duties. They live for thrills,
sensations and excitements. AS these
cannot be obtained at home, they resort
to eXpedients which eventually prove
fatal to the real and noble idea of mar
riage. The upper-class girl is becoming
n lamentablv sef-indulging creature.
who spends the very prime OF her life in
an incossant round of amusement. The
great leisure class Of cultivated women
cannot be held guiltless II it evade indi-
vidual responsibility and squander the
benefits of birth and education on Its
own amusement
The evening world., 1893-07-18
CfOre INOreitirs,

Gloves have teen keeping pace with the
gay coloriu.s OF this summers fashions.
They have blended sweetly with the most
brilliant gown, and the yraze for bright Eues
grows In Intensity.
Among the peculiar shades are Huzzar
blue, peach, lettuce green aud pale goose.
berry.
Cnamois gloves in the natural tint have
black buttons and black stitching.
For dress occasions buttons grow larger as
the shades grow brighter. one OF the latest
French importations Is glace kid OF u peach
tint, with smoked pearl buttons framed In
silver rims. The glove Is the four-button
length, finished at the tip with band OF
white xiii.
But the glove which is the queen OF novel.
ties Is the hand -pain' ed glove. Gloves ofpsle
hcliotropr suede have violets most artisti
cally painted on the back.
The evening world., 1893-07-18
A MARROW ESCAPE.

Warden Thnycr, of Clinton prison,
visited Albany yesterday and revealed
II singular story to GOV. Flower. A
convict made known to the principal
Keeper last Sunday plot in which srv-
eral of the convicts were concerned to
make an attempt at escape that night
by getting out Of their cells and killing
the Keepers. The locks of the cells were
looscnrd and weapons were concealed
In the beds. A search while the prisoners
were out OF their cells confirmed the
story. The locks had been tampcred
with 50 as 10 be readily removed, in
one bed II sharpcnoi stIlctto was found
in another u crowbar and other wca-
pors.
The convict begged the keeper to
hold no communication with him and
not To send for him. as he knew well
1t should become known that he had be.
trayed the plot
The story was confirmed in every par
tiCuar by the discoveries made by the
keepers. and from the prison arrange
mcnts at the hour selected for the at
tempt 1t Is very probable that 1t would
have succeeded. At least. there IL no
doubt that there would have been loss Of
life. Gov. Flower Immediately granted
free pardon to the convict who had
given the information, but his name Is
concealed for his own protection. 1t
must, however, be disclosed when he is
released, and he fears the vengeance of
the hatfi"d prisoners may follow him
through their friends after he is at lib
erty,
The evening world., 1893-07-18

A woman whose husband was in the
Cabinet throughout the entire Admin
istration. has said that during the four
years that they were ''in office" she
spent nearly her entire time in simply
catalcguing and returning her numerous
visits. -Four or five days of every week
in the season." she said. II actually
took my lunch in the carriage and
started out at II o'clock in my endeavor
to catch up with my visiting book be-
fore my next reception day brought
a fresh batch of callers to overwhem
me. 1t was the most dispriting thing
imaginable and was the hardest work
l ever did. Something ought to be done
to relieve the wives of the Cabinet
officers from such a burden.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

plain serge or alpaca skirts have three
rows of undulating braid set iust be-
meath the hips, and no other TRIMMINGS
Of any kind breaking the lines of the
ample folds.
A neat black alpaca gown seen last
week was trimmed in this way: 1t was
worn with bright, cool amber fouIan,
blouse dotted with black and finished
ronhd the neck with an 1880 cravat OF
Use lace. Spanish vest of alpoca
win very full leg-of-mutton sleeves
accompanied this costume, turned hack
WIN collar forming revers that reach
ed haif way to the waist only; this was
covered with thick biso lace.
A S-inch satin ribbon bound twic.
round the waist and tied on the side In
smart bow completed charming
ensemble.
The evening world., 1893-07-18
Stylish summer Go,rmS.

Vol and dainty Summer dresses in
"he and green. or white and mauve
OF pld. are of white crepaline, with q.
sarture of China silk, arranged as a
soft.easy Empire vest with bretelles
of lie beyond. Sometimes the silk is
Vi 'lid but very delicate tint in pale
soid. ,pon other gowns the vest and
siruiere in lowered, striped or dotted
SILK ihhe two tints above noted. The
"hite pol portions of the dresses ara
arrange in simple. elegant fashion.
Accordi' plated skirts or white crepa-
line trlNed with many rows of apple
green say ribbon, are worn with blouse
waists ohhite lace, with ribbon girdle
ana shouAr trimmings to match.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

A graceful calling costume is of sheer
wool crepon shot in cream and violet
tints and trimmed with violet velvet.
The waist has a collar and a yoke of
velvet. the latter embroidered with red
beads, forming point in the middle.
Below the yoke Is a dropping blouse
embroidered with beads, the lower edge
turned under and attached to a lining.
wide girdle of violet velvet covers
the space left uncovered by the blouse
and Is fastened in the back. Two large
ends fall from the girdle and are frlnged
with beads. Sleeves puffed to the ell
bows have velvet cuffs. The front of
the corsage Is precisely like the back.
The skirt. clnging at the top and very
ample at the foot, is trimmed with four
bias folds of violet velvet widely separ-
ated. a hat of black straw is trimmed
with bow of velvet like that of the
dress and a cluster of geraniums.
The evening world., 1893-07-18
Anothe- Far Rockaway Benefit.

An entertainment and hop Tor the bcneht
OF :" The Evening worlds" Sick Babies
Fund Will lie given at the windsor Hotel,
Far Rockaway, saturday night. The best
professional talent Of the New York vaudr-
vile stage has been engaged, and high
class performance VIII be given.
Among others v hose names appear nn the
programme are William josh Daly, tn"
humoris, In musical and character sketchc
the Byrne Brothers, imitatOrs OF John ana
Harry Kernel, the latter OF whom recently
died; Tiddlc-De- WinkS, the boy wonder,
popularity called the pocket edition OF the
late Pat " Rooney; the Empire CITY QUAR-
tet Harris ana NidUcq, Miss sadie bernstein
and JOhuny Carroll
The arrangements are under the imme.
diate direction OF william Ballen. OF the ilrn
OF Balcn d I'ernheimcr silk ana linen im-
pOrtcrs at 5lJ Broadway.
Tie spect itOrs VIII have comfortable seats
on the lawn, while the veranua VIII be utl!-
Ked Tor the stage. over IOGr hundred tlcNttS
nave already been sold at 30 cents each, ana
Il Is expected that the total sale VIII exceed
1000 The mop VIII take place IN the hotel
parlOrS after the entertainments
The evening world., 1893-07-18
4 UOninm,s SLccn

physician. who Is specialist In
nervous diseases says that women
should sleep at least nine hours at night
ana one hour in the daytime A woman
VIII plead that she hasn't time to lie
down FOR a few minutes in the dav-
ufne; ana she will infringe upon the
hours OF night. which should be given to
sound, healthy. needed sleep, in order
to finish some piece OF work which could
as well be completed on the morrow.
She VIII rush and hurry all day long:
and then, when the household is husbed
in slumber at night, she will sit I'm to
read the dlily paper, thinking she win
not nave to pay for the time she ia
stealing from the health-Eiving sleep
that comes before midnight.