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Answers to Questions.

C. M.-The United State3 with their territories,
have u larger area than Canada.
\ Schoolgirl.-Whe abbreviated II IL part Of
the name. and the 'Jr." is written with a capital
j. II. M.-Presldent GARFIELD was shot July 2,
y. j.
C. L. Lit an employer refuses to give a
written reference to a discharged employee no
one can force him TO do so.
5. G. L,-iou can obtain particulars concerning
school books by writing TO the superintendent OF
Public instruction, Albany, y. Y.
H., u. 1.-THE rules Of the Gerry Society apply
10 boys giving boxing exhibitions In public.
None under sixteen years can appear.
H. J, R.-A young man who wants a spccial
position generally goes intSl!igently about secur.
h A. Britt. Mamaroncck -Wrlte 10 one OF the
coin and stamp companies Cor a catalogue or re,
fer query TO one OF them with addressed and
stamped envelope for a reply.
l." +. IA monthly tenant may be evicted upon
I'VE days notice. Whether a tenant IL monthly or
yearly depends upon the nature OF the agreement,
or the wording Of the receipts.
L. B H.--FcrIury is a felony which will be
prosecuted b. the District Attorney. Your duty
Is TO swear out a warrant for the mans arrest,
and have him brought before the magistrate for
examination.
II S.-There are several tin mines in this
country. Their product Is very small. one mine Is
in California, and there are others supposed to he
IN the Black Hills, The duty has been put on
to protect the tin mine oH nrrs, and enable Them
to get a double price for their ore.
G. K-"Al parties understanding the dI Inference
between majority aud plurality, a bet has been
200 and another 4Oo. A bets that the latter Mas
100 majority And he wins. as a matter O,
course lie has 100 more than the combined op-
position vote.
J. j. San alien coming to this country nj
eighteen may NOT vote when he Is twenty.one
years Of sge In this state OF New York, Only
STATE. Aliens are p"rmittrd to vote In other
StAiss but NO. w Ne" Nprk. The qualifications
The evening world., 1893-11-07

The woman OF the present day is not
even a coward-she once was reputed TO
be. She sits composedly IL, a hanson
and sees the horse come down without
screaming. and can look on blood with
out fainting. and. as n rule. can bear
pain better than a man. But there IL
one thing she cannot stand. and no
mount OF casting ridicule on it,
quote Mr.. Howells-will cure her. 1t is
impossible to account for the special
enmity between the woman and the
mouse. unless we substitute the word
nous for serpent In the primal curse,
-, &. :. HOwells once wrote n clever little
III matte sketch to show how a noted
latform" lady, OF great beauty and
u%rillIance, was completely nonplussed by
the mere Idea" OF a mouse. Lately W.
had the confession OF Mrs. Nelly Cody
-"the little sure shot"-who Is WILLING
to stand nightly in IN iron frame fttini
The evening world., 1893-11-07
London's Homan Stock Broken.

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 aptress for
tho profession was shown when she was
a little girl. An 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. 10 he said to the
child when she hung around him: Run
away. little girl! l am busy With my les
sons. and you must go to yours" Yes"
said little Miss Amy, but what's your
lesson is my play!' For it was the high
est recreation of the infant phenomenon
to study the stock quotations.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Queen FTfffers.

Make n batter and filling the same
as for cream puffs. Have ready a fry
ing a OF hot lard. with TWO teaspoons
roll the batter into balls about the size
OF a hickory nut. AS you make each
ball drop it into the boiling fat, fry and
turn until they have swollen twice the
size of an egg. When lone take out
carefully with a skinner, drain. dust
with powdered sugar and stand one side
to cool. When cold, split n side
with a sharp knife, put a teaspoon Of
the filling into the f%ritter. close and
so continue until all are filled. Serve
cold.
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J~'H-pursnu O,tr;rf,

Break four eggs into a bowl. Beat
only until the eggs are brol-en, not
light. then add four tab!espoonfuls of
water and one-halt of a teaspoonful OF
butter. Heat the omelet PAM; when
smoking hot put another ha!f-teaspoon-
ful of butter in the pan. AS soon as
the butter is heated pour in the eggs.
Shake the a gently, lifting the cooked
portion OF the egg from time to time to
allow the uncoolted portion to run onto
the hot pan. When it Is sufficiently
cooked, season. add two ~tablespoonfuls
OF Parnesan cheese, cold, and serve.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Looked at Through q Lens.

To the Editor:
Allow nj to say a few more words in regard to
which part Of a wheel trarels the faster. Many.
besides myself, have given mathematical reasons
why the top goes faster than the bottom, but
there seems to be still a few who cannot under
stand It. Among others. Mr.. G. b. Hunt, whose
demonstration, by the way. is ridiculous. To such
I would say: II YOU do not understand or believe
the proof furnished by mathematics, prove 1t by
optics. Look at a wheel in motion. not with your
eyes. but with an eye infinitely quicker and truer
than your own. a rapid rectilincsr lens. A rolling
wheel. four feet In diameter. making sixty revolu-
lions a minute. photographed with an exposure OF
about 1-l:oth Of a second. shows the upper spotes
blurred. while the lower ones are clear and dis
tinct. Hence 1t is obvious that the top travels
faster than the bottom. GEORGE WALTERS,
Mount Vernon, y. T..
The evening world., 1893-11-07
IurEv choir Ciris.

There are about thirty girls in the
choir OF st. Thomas's Church getting
$50 a year. Thesc girls nave all gradu-
ated from the choir-cnorus, where for
three or more years they have been
faithful. punctUal and earnest in the work
required of them. For the splendid
training received they have attended
miscellaneous services. such as we'd
dings, funerals. Sunday-schoo', mission
and parish reunions. as well as the regu-
lar rehearsais. Every girl in the chorus
exHects to be promoted to the choir
some day, and every choir singer dreams
of an engagement in a church quartet
at a salary the size DR.. paxton's congre-
CATION pays.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Norway on he Seas.

TO tHH TuTTUT.
I read the letter from Experience, Jersey
city" in The Evening World" II that gem
tleman has not studied the marine history OF
Norseland he ,ught to before he crIticises the
country and the people. Why. Norway has the
biggest mercantile feet in the world comparing
Its size to other countries. Its population is
between a million and a half and two million.
In this haEbor she Is always represented by as
many vessels as any other nation. And no matter
what port in the world you go to you can always
see one or more Norwegian flags, Zone OF the
small barges'' crossed the Atlantic. the Viking.
one OF their steamships was yesterday sold to
Flint & Co. for the Brazilian Government for
sos. 900. A swEDE.
l47 Furmap stre.t RrookIyn
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aie,ssl Norsltfes.

Novelties IN house and evening dress"
blouses are constantly appearing. Among
the textiles stsed for these are hem
stitched surahs, dotted shot satlns, striped
satlns and faines in exquisite evening
tints, the satin stripe beauti1ed by .
Towering vine pattern; watered silk and
velvet Of every color. Lovely accordion
plated blouses OF black lisse nave spread
ing bretelles revers OF Jetted net
OF the most beautiful quality and device.
Yellow crepe de China blouses are Law
ishly trimmed with wide black velvet
ribbon and Jet gimps.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
A WOman's LiIebodt.

The Royal Humane Society has
awarded Its testimonials on vellum to
the crew OF Mrs. Mary Varley's rescue
boat at Buadoran, County Donegal, for
saving Sidney Williams from drowning
in Il heavy sea This was the second
life saved by the boa this season. while
from 200 to $50 women bathing from the
Wild rocks before 3 A. II. every morning
have been watched and protected.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
NEGRO KILLS THREE MEN.
The VIct.ms We're Murdered While
Asleep Near Ingram, .. T.

GUTHRIE. o. II. Nov. 1T has been
learned here that two brothers named
Johnson and Il man named Wilkerson
were killed Sunday night near Ingram
by a negro. Ii appears that the muir
derer came upon the men while they
were asleep and cut their throats with
a knife.
The bodies were found stripped OF
clothing.
1t ~ known that one OF the Johnsons
had SlSf. The negro was pursued by a
posse. and 1t Is reported here that he
was captured in the Lackapoo Indian
lands.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Cram 81. Ger,noiu.

Make a veal stock. using a knuckle OF
veal. -four quarts of water, one small
carrot. two onions, one-half OF a small
turnip, one bay leaf, "a sprig of parsley
ana u stalk OF celery. Wash one cup Of
sage In cold water. Drain. Add two
quarts or veal stock and simmer two
hours. Scald one pint Of milk or cream.
and when ready to serve mix the stock
and sage with the milk. Season with
salt and pepper, add one cup of finely
shredde1 lettMCe ami serve.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Readers" Please Consider

TO VHb EIICUT.
Cannot some one devise a practical form Of
punishment for those who sign themselves In the
papers as Constant Readers Take the weekly
periodicals., and out Of thirty queries you will find
Eve or six signed as above. necessitating the ed
itor to designate them as !. 2. and 80 forth. l
think people should have sense enough to know
that this is one form OF annoyance to editors. for
whom they should have sympathy. Abolish 1t,
Mr.. Editor. ConSign them to the waste basket.
publish a list OF such co%psiEnments once a week,
and watch the effect. WILLY DROP.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
I.Of R0O,ne.

This Is the season OF the year when
we prepare for Winter in more ways
than one. And one way Is by fixing the
temperature at which our rooms shall
be kept during the next five months.
II 1t begins a high n 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
Exhibitors We'd Cairo Girls.

CHICAGO, nov NO Japanese World ,
Fair exhibitors c,lrrd llrcnses Yesterday to
wed a couple q the Egyptian girls from the
Stree. In cairo. They gave taClr names Us
Ton Nag and Samuel WItanaOr The f4rmri
married JuaEitA tkurha. nineteen years old. aud
lAr latter cora RsGAb. tNcnIy-One years Old.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
spantsh Red pepper Sauce.

Cook W sweet red pepper 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 one-half cup OF sweet oil. and when
heated stir in the pepper. Remove from
the fire, add salt and vinegar to taste
and serve.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
GIRL WOUNDED, LOVER DEAD.
Chicago Barber Faile st Murder. bu:
T. ! Himset

CHICAGO. Nov, ALBERT Broddeck.
4 barber. objected 10 the attentions
paid by another man to Louisa Bloomer,
his hanc-e, and last night shot her IN
the face, inh!cJing, however, only a
slight wound.
Brodderk, thinking he had killed her,
shot himself Through the brain, dying
instantly.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Russia's Mediterranean Squadron to
Be Reinforced.
tI'y Associated Press

PARIS. Nov. THE Journal says that
the Russian squadron will remain at
Piraus until Nov. il. when 1t will go to
Smyrna and the Dardanelles.
Upon arriving at the Dardanelles, ac-
cording to the Journal. Admiral Avellan
will board the Sultan's yacht and so to
C~Qnstantinople.
1t is also asserted that two ironclads
will leave Cronstadt shortly in order to
reinforce the Russian Mediterranean
squadrOn.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Cream Pie.

Beat one egg light without separating,
add two-thirds OF a cup of sugar, mix
well. Pour into the egg and sugar one
and one-half cups Of good, thick cream
Mix. season with a pinch of salt and a
little nutmeg, and bake as directel above
for the Custard ME.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
HOtp 10 Prsserve The Fio.

To one pound OF fruit allow one pound
OF sugar. When the syrup is boiling,
drop the fge Wnpeeled) and let them
cook slowly until they can b. pierced
by "A straw. Take out the fruI. and put
In glass Jars. Boil the syrup until rich
and thick, adding a little ginger just
before pouring over the figs. Seal at
nnnN
The evening world., 1893-11-07
OLAF

OLAF"
A highly romantic and sensationally
arranged love-drama Is OLA" pro-
duced for the FIRST time in this country
by MeSsrs. Carl and Theodor Rosen-
field at Niblo's Garden last night. 1t 10
the work OF the late Roderlck Fels.
who was also q Resented, and II has
been don't into English BY Messrs.
Frsnkenstein and ot;olengui, both Of
whom are doctors OF something or other.
Al the opening OF this play a dreadful
idea alarms you. You believe that you
are going to founder around in a sea
OF old-fashioned declarations served up
hot with a sauce OF Good my llege,"
and all that sort of thing. Not so.
"Olaf' becomes an exceedingly cohe-
rent. terse and admirable human drama,
the action OF which is restricted to some
three or tour. The story Is told in u
legitimate and dignifed manner. with
none OF the trivialities so popular with
the school OF to-day. and there are
many palpitating moments when this
theatrical Offering Is crowned with the
theatres highest laurels-the laurcls OF
subdued and engrossed attention.
OLAF would be more comfortably
situated were 1t at a theatre such as
the Fifth Avenue. The little gallery
boys at Niblo's are most provoking
urchins. They will laugh at the wrong
time. You are always on pins and
needles. expecting them to ruin a pa
thetic moment by calling out: Catch
on to his nibs!" They would Just as
soon make such an exclamation as
not. And you can't help remembering
that when Olaf is eating his heart for
love of Thora. these boys are eating
their peanuts for love of something to
eat.
The story OF olaf IL charming.
1t reminds you of the tales that begin
with ''Once upon a time there lived
a princess" and end with And they
lived happily ever afterwards" King
Marbod is the father OF a son whom
he does not know. lie had NAL
treated the mother, and the baby had
been taken away. He reigns dehantly,
and he has made the lovely Thora his
heiress. Thora. while passing through
the forest, was attacked by a wild boar,
and rescued from death by Olaf. Olaf
instantly falls in love with her. and
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Gov. Flowers Aim.

Gov. Flower yesterday scored ~ out Of = posi-
bic " a, the Esussi.er wYck r!as range Al
Ea shots were within the t.Hg Albany Despatch
Oh. Roswell T.. you seem TO be
Al sIpsu on the trigger;
A. every ping within the ring
Your mark IL sure 10 nEgrs.
But II with fame YOU'D GID your name
Discard such petty tries:
Do greater ~thinG1-Ais0Wa the rings
AAa PIT . stop 70 ''n1SA"
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Of industry and Of beauty are always
with us. and civilization gets It's fairest
show right here. In short, New York Is
a whole show. though far from being a
mere show. And. wIthal, she never
makes q holy show Of herself to the
The evening world., 1893-11-07
CHOLERA IN MANY
Many New Cases and q Number OF
Deaths This Month.

LONDON. Nov. IA despatch to The
Standard from Berlin says that official
figures show that since Nov. . there were
six new cases of cholera and three
deaths in East Prussia, five new cases
in and near Stettin, and six new cases
and one death in other places In Pome-
rama
Since oct. 90 three cases OF cholera and
three deaths were reported at Havel-
berg. and one death at Potsdam.
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Murdered in Hia Store.
Hy Associated rrcssJ

Wv Associated lIcss)
JACKSONVILLE, Ria, nov. Lake Ct,y
Junction, "n The Savannah. Florida and Western
I.a..goad Was IL" sr,ac N n bold murder yrstrr.
Gd} william DuurAu = white mau. vas Killed
Ia hts store AZ ~" function. aud n" weapon
uaei N.H q .uupltHg uln With which his brains
were l'at'n out Robbery was evidently the
motive, aud four NEGROES are SUSPECTED The
inurdtrrrs sIe hri1g tracked With u.gs, and, ~
.a-ELt. WIN IrDhlhly ne MnCh.l.
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|N0V9EzB

TO her body. with little glass balls hung
al a quarter Of an inch round her, and
submit 10 be shot al BY a loving but
Sill human husband-that a mouse, and
only a mouse. had the power Of terrify-
Ing her. When will his yrann be
~overpast?
The evening world., 1893-11-07
4 Househoid Central Station.

Miss Mary Richardson, an English
woman OF wealth, Is a trader OF note
being the principal shareholder and the
manager OF the stores connected with
the aesthetic settlement at Bradford
Park. London. Household supplies OF all
sorts. including meats, flowers, Wines
&C., are furnished In these stores. there
being in all fourteen departments De
sides a p~ost-ofice managed by girls. MISE
Richardson proposes to teach women
pupils the management OF = large TO
tail business
The evening world., 1893-11-07
TIL" r;ude on FISH Stands.

mon decency, l wish to respectfully call the a:,en
ton of Anthony Coms'ock to the fact that OF
Ralph avenue. near Fulton street. Brooklyn.
nshmonEer boldly exposes stripped bass for sale
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Caught Confederate PHI Operators.

Joseph Wise, Of So Greenwich street, appeared
az complainant In the Tombs Police Court this
morning against John Green. alias Godfrey.
forty years old, Of - Narlyk street. and James
THOMPSON fort live wears old. OF 81 Watts
street, whom he ,harged with attempting 10
swihd'e HIM by the timc-wOrn Confederate bill
game. Detective Hahn raw the men acoost
Wise on Nrscy street SUNDAY morning. aud after
a llttl" conversation ask him to change = $50
Confederate bin lie arrested them. Wise VIII
appear against then. ty.iHorrUw.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
\ Conunorum Answered.

To VNU EUIIUI.
John johnson asks: "Wh 10 II that dudes wear
Such large collars! They look like cuffs. Is It the
style or not?' I can answer: Because It is u
whltewashcd fence around a lunatic asylum.
l.. Z. T.. Yonkers, ". Y.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Od hats No,r Metz.

Many novelties in hats are taken from
old engravings. A cherry cloth hat,
turned up on all sides, and trimmed with
black satin knots and feathers, Is called
the Marianne. A green velvet bonnet
bordcred with sable, is a copy OF the
Donnets OF St. Vincent dc Paul.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Indictment OF Banker. Invalid.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Noy. 7-Jutgs Johnson
has decided raut the indictments found ly the
late Grand Jury RLLlust Eugene : Elliott and
T. ". NLves. diTc. tors - the PAUkiElsu nirh.
were iuyand because the Granl jury returned
thc!a after it's term had expired. This de lsiun
ln,al'iairs AL indictments against the untris o.
he P!aEA,E,1a and south side sAyings Banks.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

To the Editor:
Seeing the complaint OF "Anon" in The Even
Ing World Of Oct. "a, l wish to say that / wal
fooled In like manner by 4 nrm some little tim,
ago in Twenty-third street. and hope that such
fraudulent Arms will be shown up through YOU
valuable paper. to prevent poor girls from belns
robbed OF their hard earned money. II. b.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Electric storage-battery cars are now
run the whole length OF the Second ave
nue. surface road. They can be run At
any speed up to twelve miles per hour.
can be stopped easily within their own
length and can be operated at the small
cost OF 6.s cents per mile per car. The
trolley system is already behind the
times
The evening world., 1893-11-07
aermany's Longest Railroad Bridge.


LONDON Nov. "A despatch from Berlin says
that the longea, iron railway bridge in Germany
will lie opened Wednesday. 1t spans the Nistula
between Fordon. in RUSSIAN Poland. and Culm-
bee. 1t is 80 yards long and cost eight mill!o,
marks.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Indiana Coal Miners Strike.

r NAU!l, Ind Nov. Pour hundred
miners employed - the PARK Ccuaty coal rom.
plny ~ Rcsei4ie went ogt on a strike yeSter,
day morning TIE men struck because The opera.
tors lowered their screen nine IN bes. which.
the miners claim, 10 . ~VIslAlSs Of ths contract
nAAs last MAJ.
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SHOT TWO OTHsRSAND HIMSELF.
Suicide Follows Wife Murder a
ElyriA, Ohio.

TOLEDO. o., Nov, AT ElyrIa, o,
last night, Charles Manning shot and
WIFE,. killing her Instantly, then shot her
cousin. Mrs. W. T. White. lie followed
up the double tragedy by committing
suicide. lie was cra2ed with drink. Mrs.
Manning mad began proceedings for
"a divorce. and her husband had FREE
Quently threatened to XIII her. She and
Mrs. White were returning from church
when the tragedy occurred. Mrs. White
viii survive.
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foolish Bst,or Takoa His Life.

BOSTON. Soy. G-uaEiv. kImball. twenty.
three years Old, went home az sU early how
yesterday morning after being out all night
and drinking heavily, and shot himself through
the heart He lived al Hotel Grafton, Gu bart
mouth street. with bis parents The act 10 Agp
DeASa 70 Gs he result VI foolish betting.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Hero is a pretty loose frock for a girl
OF seven to eight. This Is OF dull
"wood-rose" foulc. trimmed with mar
row black braid; or for fair girls with
a pink ara white complexion, Smoke
blue or a dun artistic green would he
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Boss McKane has become more than
the grand mastcr OF political ruiian!sm.
He has become the openly defiant foe
of State law. as lie was the daring
enemy OF an honest suffrage. There is
but one way to deal with rebellion, And
McKcno is to-day a rebel.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Honduras officials are accused OF firing
on the American nag. II all the re-
ported facts are borne out on investiga-
ton, h hot-hcaded Central Americans
may see more Stars and Stripes later.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
LETTERS

INT column "a for the beneft OF ereybodv ,Oho
has a complaint 10 maxi, a grievance 10 rentRa,..
Information 10 gire, a question TO ask or a puhie
service TO acknowledge. o;.d tcho can pG the idea
mo ies than 100 vordL Long kttGi canno. Be
,riu<Q
The evening world., 1893-11-07

1t Is in the interests OF citizenship, not
Of ~partisanslip, that war is waged on
Maynard. The war is against both II
man and a principle.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
Tarconla Wins tho Melbourne Cup
q: Toulon.

Qy Associated Press)
TOtLDN. Nov. THE Melbourne Cup
was won by Tarcoaia: Carnage was sec
n and Jeweller third.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

One little matter which might az well
be attended to at once is the extension
Of the jurisdiction OF the courts OF New
York over the territory OF Gravesend.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

II the New York public We're express
ing Its views OF that o~ne-pathway
speedway to-day the Park Board would
feel something drop.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

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

The flower show and the candy show
are on; the horse show IL soon TO fol-
low; the poultry show and dog show
win come later. Tue shows OF wealth,
The evening world., 1893-11-07

If you voted early. that's enough. 1t
- history. and not the honest voter, that
the privilege of repeating.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

The political strong arm OF Boss Nc
Kane IL a lit subject for amputation By
the sharp edge of an honest franchise.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

The United States Senate can draw n
useful lesson from the promptness with
which the people came to a vote.