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The evening world., 1893-12-29
BETTER LAWS NEEDED.

II IL very necessary that the ext
Legislature should make a thorough re-
vision o. the laws defining the duties Of
the New York police force in regard to
disOrderiy resorts In the city.
II IL conceded BY all persons, even by
the ReY. Or. ParXhurst. Who Is making
such vigorous efforts 70 uyrpgt such
places. that II Ia Impossible % get nd
Of the evil altogether. But Il the ls%
demands its entire eradication. the eX-
istencc Of a single lisorleriy house In A
precinct must subjec; the polio" not only
to the suspicion If fav0rrE or protect
ing vice but 70 actual Indictment and
prosecution for neglect ~ duty
II is A d%Aplorable syfl in a great city
10 have A police force In whose honesty
and efficiency tho people place no conf.
fence, and whose officers and men are
iemoral!zeI BY constant charges Of
wrong-dO.ng and threats Of prosecution
1t no, only !mpairs discipline. hl: Il
encourages the vicious 10 SEEK the de-
I m5raliza,!on Of individual members Of
the force and 10 tempt them to dis
honesty. II gives the men a bad opinion
Of their officers. and 1t make the officers
suspicious OF their men. II a policeman
IL really uprignl and honest. his con
slstency is under perpetual temptation
by the belief that his associates are all
venal and corrupt.
M present law Is by nd means as
plain and e~sul!c!t as II ought 10 be.
Section 80 Of the Consolidation act, which
DR.. Parkhurs, cites In his notices TO the
police captains as defining their dates,
ssys;
1T is hereby made the duty OF the po.
lice force at all times OF the day and
night. and the ember OF the force are
hereby thereunto empowered TO carefully
observe and inspect all houses o!
m-fame and to repress and re.
strain all unlawful conduct or disorderly
conduct or practices therein. enforce and
prevent the violation OF all laws and or,
dinances in force in said city. and fol
these purposes. with or without war
rants. to arrest all persons guilty Of VIC
lating any law or ordinance for the sup
preston OF crime or ofenses.'
OF course. the keeping Of a disorderlI
house is of itself an o~ffense. But th'
law which requires the police TO oh
serve and inspect" such places, and u
" repress and restrain all unlawful ol
disorIerly conduct or practices therein
seems to almost recognize their exist
ence. and to require the police to know o
" some unlawful or disorderly Conduc
or practices therein" before making al
arrest.
II Is evident that we need more com
prehensive and explicit laws II we are
to preserve a well-discipllned and eff
Gent police force.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
FOUND DEAD SIDE BY SIDE.
Two Women Pass Away Together of
the Same Disease.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 2s.-Two
women were found lying dead side by
side on the floor at 500 Beemis street.
yesterday. by n%eighbors. The women
were Mrs, Jane Sloan. aged fifty. who
resided In the house. and Mrs. Sarah
Lavery, aged thirty, OF 32 Happen
street. Mrs. Lavery called on Mrs.
Sloan Saturday. and as she did not re-
turn home inquiries were instituted
by her sister, Mrs. Coyle. She found the
locked. and Constable O'Brien was called
on 10 force an entrance, which he did.
The double deaths were generally at
,rtbuted 10 suicide, but an autopsy made
by the Coroner's physician this evening
dispelled that supposition. Both deaths
were the result OF dropsy and Bright's
disease.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
Home Purity Rules.
To ~. Et!.o-

AZ ~ E-4tN
T-.- eo-ret?onie=: 10 welcome to tie Hen.
Party --le. .r s=soaats and urged 70 give
rt- 4 ,-o;+- uL. Work 'h.t can t. tons a.
trr. ,s--l4 - ~s-oTitst, zach as kn!ttirs ~
-k.,r. a33-.ss.ng envelope, o5Py!rs &e. Tie
= .. a.. ! Prompt che1i.ne. a. all tines :
Fi-. ,,-t al drill ~ uthsruis- ter hours daily
: r,'t,s-es Irt st>atioa a; all tines 4
sr.-.. vtic Q. dg,y. s Aay '~n'rsct!o, * tsese
-l. xEl - pgri.h-i ~ . s.ve's hr- ring and
.-o- g.. :, ter days adj 20 -. tin. Is -
u-.i Disiplis. N-Ris, bath. prepare
.s- tu.- az A N-Eterc!s or drill ~ Or
d.-ea 81 M-BreAktsst OF duty one hour
Ms. Iin., s:and erect. fold Arms and
marx tin. u x-piuner. o. duty or. hour
P. Ne. lee. sand erect. tod Arms and
n.rk tine OF any trill ordered. s P. Tea
OF duty for day. tP. N-Btth. Bel TIE whip
10 :. USED is only for the purpos 81 enforcing
the rules Ard as az Incentive while a. dill. II
Should +. made 20 sting ard smart, elt not
svis. or cut the skin. No tea, eo-ee or tobacco
IN ary form allowed. II. regular meals Goa
stan, exercise and seclusirn from temptation will
.oou div. all TIE liquor out, and 70 one yet
has ever riv.n reason 10 b=liev. TIA; L. neetei
rcord le,Eon. Mrs 4 W. Y.
IA " 4 P
The evening world., 1893-12-29
BIG FAIR FOR ATLANTA.
Cotton and Sub-Tropical Exposition
TO BE Held There.

ATLANTA, Ga Dec. at the meet
ing Of two hundred OF the most promi-
nent business men Of Atlanta yesterday
II was unanimously decided to begin at
nee on the Cotton States and Sub
Tropical Exposition. which will be ready
for opening in about one year. The
meeting was the most representative
ever held in Atlanta, and the citizens
pledged themselves for any amount nee
essary to make the Exposition the most
complete ever undertaken by the South.
The Exposition viii cover and display
not only the resources OF the South but
will have special reference to Mexico.
Cuba, Jamaica and the Bahama Islands.
with ali OF which close trade relations
are expected on the reimbursement Of the
tariff. Permanent organization was or
derci Effected. and the movement put on
Il practical basis at once. The Exposi-
ton will be held on the grounds Of the
Piedmont Park, In the suburbs of At
lanta.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
MAGGlE'S STORY IS OLD.
She Always Says a Policcm an Tore
Out Her Hair.

"A police officer who will tear a pound
OF hair from q lady's hea is no gentle
man 80
The remark was made by Maggie Pres
ton, a prisoner in Jefferson Market Court
to-day, as she exhibited a hanifu! of
hair. The officer swore that Maggie was
e~ndeavoring 10 fight everyone she met on
Third avenue at l O'Clock this morning.
Il had not finished my Christmas eel
ehration. and was only a little drunk
when
The rest OF her remarks were shut of
with a sentence OF four months on the
island The police say that zach time
the woman is arrested she tears a hand
full OF hair from her head and displays
IL as an exhibit OF police brutality.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
Influence Of Pictures.

A rom with picture, In IL and q room
without differ by nearly as much as a
room without windows. for pictures are
a loop-hole OF escape TO the soul. leading
+, 10 other scenes and other spheres. as
II were, through the frame Of an exqui-
site picture where the fancy may for a
moment revel refreshed and delighted.
They are a relief 10 tire jaded minds:
they are windows 20 the imprisoned
thought; they are books: they are his
tories and sermons. which we can read
without the trouble OF turning over the
leaves.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
LebEuchen.

These are from a German recipe. and
should DE made and packed away in
stone jars at least a week before using.
They are a very delectabie dainty. One
pound Of pulverized sugar, one pound of
lour. o~ne-Quarter pound OF almonds
blanched and sliced. one-quarter pound
Of c!tron. sliced fine, four eggs, two
ounces OF ground cinnamon. a pinch Of
ground cloves. Beat the eggs and sugar
together very light, then gradually add
the -four. to which has been added the
spices. then the almonds and citron-
Roll out to one-quarter Of an inch. cut
with rcund cutters and baka in q moder-
ate. not slow. oven.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

To . LNIE-I'
Il seems that the days OF sentiment are over, TO
Judge by the emphatic d!approvil OF tie majority
o: ytur readers o, marriage on IS a week" l
think that amount Is more than suncient. One
should 1--we IN order 10 marty, not marry IN order
TO live. Married folks who are deeply In love
With on. another need not 60 10 the theatre. wear
stylish clothes. or ca; otiener thsa once a day.
Dlos.nes amused himself in his tub. and histor-
ans proclaim him the ~happi-st man Of his days
and. TO Re sure, he did not spend one-ha!t o: s.
It Is time enough TO become .Itrayagant When
nan and wife get tired OF each other, for the
void loves a lover and vii! keep tAem from
starving As 10 doctors bills and babies, WHY,
Wat lovers ever bothered their heads about such
,r.nss' sunc!ent unto the day is the evil thereo,
A~DOLPRUs.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

1850 IL running painfully short OF days.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

Some ~ John Y. Nckane's constitu-
"n's in Gravesend have met and decided
that the boss accounts as Supervisor Of
the town present some points which
ought to be explained. They even doubt
the j~ustihable nature Of certain pay
ment for counsel fees" But the boss
oIt-of-jail IL not Hoorei by the doubts
and aspersions ~ his fellow-citizens. He
meets tn" emergency like the man he is.
Those people are a lot Of cranks." he
boldly and uncompromisingly declares
Which, Of course, explains every thing.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

Is no other woman in the world who en-
Joys herself more while fhe is unmar-
RED. VINO IS a greater coquette. or who
.tyrannizes more completely over her
%suitors: and when long dresses give her
the right to present herself In society a
period OF amusements and diversions
begins for hei which terminates without
regret on the part Of the good wife az
soon as the du:ies OF maternity come 10
fill her life arq TO completely occupy
both her thoughts and her time.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
Comfortable Dressing Sacks.

Dressing sacks for comfort to be worn
ONLY in the boudoir are made OF nne
flannel in delicate tints Of blue and pink.
striped with fine lines in white. l saw
one Of these dainty nes.igecs in blue and
white, which was mad with a tlght-ft-
ting back and loose front, made TO be
belted by a ribbon. The cape sleeves Of
the flannel te.l over pretty under ones
OF white cashmere. A white cashmere
rever under an upper one of flannel gave
the impression Of a modist cape TO the
corsage.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

II turns out that Chicago has been
robbed by means OF dummies" on the
city pay-rolls. Ex-Comptroller Wetherell
declares that in a certain ward from
which came a street payroll containing
400 names less than twenty men were
employed. In the face OF such frauds as
this, EVEN the waste" OF funds for over
valued ash-cart horses in New York's
STRENGTHENING Department begins to
pale. wethereil says he called Mayor
Harison's attention 60 tfs tradAs. but
The evening world., 1893-12-29
Simple Salye.

One pint OF buttermilk In which .
well-beaten egg is stirred will break up
any fever in half an hour, II not OF
too long standing.
A poultice made OF Indian meal. COW
cred with Young Hyson tea. molstenea
with hot water and laid On a burn Will
relieve the pain in Ave minutes.
There Is nothing like hot water and ths
rubber bandage for a sprain. The hot
water. soothes lacerated ligaments; inc
bandage prevents swelling, I.iniments ar'
worse than useless.
For a bad cough a Tablespoonful ..
naxseed ten or fifteen minutes In . pm
Of water. Strain, add the Juice OF
lemon. sweeten to taste and drinA
few spoopfuls at . time every few mA
utes.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
CRAP PLAYER.
Seven-Year-Old John Brienza Ar
rested by the Gerry Society.

The champion crap player Of New
York was in jefferson Market Court to-
day. He Is thirty-ive inches tall, and
seven years old. Agent Dubert, OF the
Gerry Society. saw him going into
saloons on Third avenue late last night
with an srmful Of newspapers. He
called the attention OF a police officer to
the littl. fellow.
Why, he IL the champion crap player
Of New York. | nave seen him take his
last cent on the turn O: the dice" said
the policeman.
The laI was arrested. and gave the
name Of JOhn Bri-nZa, Of III West
Houston street. His father IL a shoe
maker. and In comfortable circum-
stances
Il want 70 see that policeman" JUS
tics Hogan said, when the officers
statement was repeated to him. The
boy was he'd until tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
Fanciful CoifureS.

The chief couture OF Paris may be pre-
sumei to be the chief coireur OF the
world: therefore, what that clever per-
son, VI. Lentheric. says about a Homan's
hair will be OF great interest to most
women who want TO be as lovely as ma
ture permits. In the first place, Len
theric condemns the use OF false hair.
is hot" he say 'it is uncomfortable
II is not pretty Nor does he approve
of dyeing the hair. though some hair
dressers contend that dye IL the only
thing that improves the growth OF the
locks. When undertaking TO dress a
head Lentheric takes all the hair IN
his hand and draws 1t up to the top OF
the head that he may study the shape OF
the skull: then he looks in the glass and
watches his subjects expression. and
then he begins his work. He declares
that II is rare to find a woman whose
lead and face are we'll form d enough to
bear the Greek style OF hair arrange
ment. ". Lentheric. b! the way, dressed
the heads OF all the historical figures ir
the French exhibit at Chicago.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
A Point About Poultry.

Here is a point to bear In mind when
purchasing poultry: Select that which L.
dry picked" Poultry that Is scalded
before being picked lose much OF its
flavor and will not keep so well. II may
be recognized by the skin. which will be
smooth and drawn rather tight over the
flesh. The fowl will have a plump ap-
p%earance because of the contraction Of
the skin by the heat.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

French t~afeta; the skirt is trimmed
with r%ouleauX Of crepe; the bodice has
The evening world., 1893-12-29

Prince Colonna has given the cruel
mO:her-in-!aw Joke a fresh lease Of life.
Otherwise. IT is A truly pathetic state
ment Of marital woes which is made by
the titled sOn-in-law Of the Mackays
The Prince denies hat he Is a gambler.
Nevertheless. there are people who will
insist on believing that he once consid-
cred himself In a most favorable game
Of chance FOR the Mackay millions.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
BAKED AND ATE DEADLY CAKE.
Suicide Of a Woman Who Meant TO
Poison Her Family.
nv A.,o-Iatei Prt,)

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Dec. 3-Miss
Adele Egge, aged twenty-five years, yes
rerlay mixed s~trychnine in a batter OF
cakes, baked and ate them. She died
FIVE minutes after the arrival o, a doc
tor. She lived with her widowed mother,
Mrs. Augusta Egge, also a brother and
a sister.
The deceased had always been Of a
cheerful disposition until her family's
money became lied up in a bank which
failed. II IS heliyei that the unfortunate
girl had intended TO poison all the mem
bars OF the household. as she prepared
more poisoned cakes for them, n urged
k.r sister ia eat.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
Never Wants a Night on.
To the Edltcr

To the Edl'cri
I have peTusei with pleasure Mrs. p Parks
letter, aat | ind! vitually very much approve o.
her sentiments expressed therein. | An pleased
70 say that | have been married To- ever sixteen
years, and ! have never vet beer selfish enough
% m'uopol!1e an evening TO myself. as l anl
s4-rieat solaee aai pleasure in the company Of
ny charming wife ard family. l. is to be
deeply regretted ,aa; 81 man married men neg.
lsct the comforts OF their homes. and the courtesy
due 10 their wives joins l. GRAHAM.
ca College Mac.
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A., P.'s.

Ten ounces OF pulverized sugar, one-
half pound Of butter. thirteen ounces of
-four n two eggs. Rub the butter and
sugar 10 a cream, beat the eggs thor
oughly and 10 1t then add the flour
gradually n mix. Roll out very thin,
cut with a round cutter that has a
futed edge and bake on tin baking
sheets in q quick oven. Dried ~currants
can be added 10 one-half the dough. max
Ing a pleasing variety.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

that oficial did nothing. The question
suggests itself. whether the Comptroller
thought he had done all he could do
when he had told the Mayor. And. per
haps. Chicago will h imf~llNf to ask
why. II Mr. Wether'l was 50 anxious to
expose the frauds. he 30 summary
stepped out Of once when once the real
exposures began.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
AFRAID OF THE vIGllANT.
English Yachtsman Says She Could
Win the Victoria Cup.
nav Aa.ocIatei Prt,l

IBy NhsocItttI FINEkI
COWES. Dec. g.-Secretary Grant, o.
the Royal Yacht Squadron. in an inter
view today says that no challenge has
been received for the Victoria Cup, and
he adds:
Il must say that we hope that one
will come. as we rave nothing TO defend
it. II the vIgilant comes over she will
win"
Score Any Grant predicts a quiet yacht
mig season in 1894. though he says that
Admiral Montagu's forty-ton cutter chal-
lenge may attract some American forty
tonner over here.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
AN ISLAND SULTAN DEPOSED.
He Was 2 Party to . Plot to XIII
the French Resident.
IRr Auoci,tst Rr,nl

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The sultan Of An
gaz!ya, or Grea: Comoro. one OF the group
81 volcanic Islands in the Mozambique
Channel. known as the Commoro Isles.
has been deposei and removed to Diego
SuareZ
The reason for his removal Is his i'm
plication in a plot last August to murder
the French Resident, Humblot who has
been on friendly terms with the deposei
sultan, and on many occasions had load
ed him with kindness. The Sultan. how
ever, VAS an accomplish in the attempt
10 XII NJ. Humblot-
The evening world., 1893-12-29
FOR KEEPING A POLICY SHOP.
Old Peter johnson Held for Further
Examination.

Peter Johnson. q swede, ~sixty-nine
years old. was this morning held for ex-
animation In jefferson Market Police
Court on a charge Of keeping a policy
shop a, 2aS Seventh avenue.
Detective Cregan, OF the West Twen-
tieth street station, ra!ded the place last
night and found slips, manifoldinE
books and a circular OF the Santo DO
mlngo Lottery.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
THIRTY DAYS WITHOUT SLEEP.
Indiana Farmer Afflicted by a
Strange Attack of Insomnia.
mr LssosIa,,i P-tssl

FRANKFORT, Ind, Dec @-Thirty
DAYS have passed since George Wood
run. a wealthy farmer Of this county,
has sleyi. Woodruff was ar1icted with
the same strange malady a year ago.
when he went siNty-fve days without
sleep
He is to all appearances healthy and
works each day His case is attracting
great interest among the medical fra
territy. iis physicians have utterly
failed 10 produce even a stupor with
drugs.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
GLADST0NE'S BIRTHDAY.
Eighty-four Years Old To-Day and
Working as Usual.
By Associated Pres

10Y HuSoS'sbeo FTNaD
LONDON, Dec. g.-The Right Hon.
William E. Gladstone, Premier OF Eng
land and leader OF the Liberal party.
who was born Dec. 10, 1879, is celebrating
his birthday to-day by working hard In
his study.
During the afternoon he is going to the
House OF Commons, n IN every other
way he is vigorously attending TO the
duties Of his position.
Up TO noon Mr.. Gladstone had received
over lO kilograms of congratulation from
distinguished people IN all parts Of the
country.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
BANKERS MADE LIABLE
Severe Berlin Beorse Rules Reported
by q Committee.

LONDON. Lee. "a Berlin iesra:ch
- The News says the Government Com
n!i:Ae APPOINTED for the reform 0! Boerss
regulations recommends thai r t1e
eat!-inz persons to speculate N the
Boerse. uhEe knowing hat such spHcIla-
:ion may endanger their means q exist
eace. shall b punished ty i~mT-sonmeat
Up to six months ard by a sne .. not
more thar Ero. ami me banker shall In
all such cases have no claim upon tire
ieb:ers.
There Is also a proposition that. Arms
making wrong or purposely insufficient
IN introducing ans upon he
Boerse shall. within FIVE years, make Up
any loss suffered by the holders OF these
securities,
The evening world., 1893-12-29
LETTERS.

rTh, oo,x-- % ~ ~ h.ss q oeTaofy vAo
"a 9 oc-flci-: 10 Ddk. q r-eu1-o 70 re7nanfe
~t4s,-ac19a 70 es-s, q qsnr57. - as . a pShe
D-r~ to ont-5vhdH. az ..o cca ~: ~ idea
~, Su ,scS 20 H2-tL Lag H-rt n7aHa D
r-ate1-
The evening world., 1893-12-29

Anti-smokers will hail with delight
the dreadful example afforded in the
case of an Alabama burglar who dropped
hot ashes from his cigar into a keg OF
powder while robbing a store, and was
blown into the hereafter.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

own. How so-ry we all ouEh: 20 Be Sor
those Christmas-tre@iAss d1Es. who have
never met Santa Claus OF wore a napkin
around their necks al a YIls banquet o!
nonoons or even felt the ultimate di!-
'erent!ated thrill Of 10y winch a Tea on
the end ~ Puck's tai must have been
shaken with Christmas Eve.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

An Internal machine. carefully directed
TO the President OF the United States,
has been found. With rare presence Of
mind. the iend who prepared it dropped
Il In an alleyway at Loveland, Col. All
immediate personal danger TO Mr.. Cleve-
land was thus averted.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
DYNAMITE BOMB IN ATHENS.
Does Great Damage to the Residence
of Banker Syngret.
Gy Associated Presa>

CBy Associated Presa)
LONDON, Dec. "a special despatch
from Athens says that a dynamite cart
ridge deposited in the mansion OF a
banker named syngret was exploded
yesterday evening, doing great damage.
II is added that nobody was injured
BY the explosion.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

There is said to be a movement to
elect McKane President pro TEN. OF the
Kings County Board Of Supervisors.
Such bare-faced contempt for public
opinion and decency ought 10 be Grim
final
The evening world., 1893-12-29

The Board OF Estima:e and Appor'ion-
ment begs STRENGTHENING Commis:!Cr,r
Andrews to accept k2,JD more as d
slight token tina his apology :cr shak-
ing his fist al Tax Commission Barker
il accepted.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
SILVER QUEEN SOLD.
An American Pays 1000 Guineas
for an English Trotting Mare.
By Associated Prsaa)

Cy Associated Prssa)
LONDON. Dec. 1s.-The trotting mare
Silver Queen has been sold 10 an Ameri-
can for 1000 g~uineas, and has been
shipped TO America on the British Prin-
cess.
II Is intended 10 enter her IN a great
race during the coming season.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

one-half pint OF sponge crumbs. one
pint Of milk, Juice AMI r!nd OF half a
l.non, yolk OF two eggs. one-half cup
full OF sugar. Cook together. Soak
crumbs in milk a few moments.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
Timothy Harrington Appointed
Editor of United Ireland.

tBy Associated Press
LONDON, Dec. 2s.-Timothy Harrng-
has been appointed editor OF United
Ireland. succeeding the present editor,
Mr.. Leamy.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

Weather conditions lead 10 the suspi-
cion that the present December Is travel
ling incog.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
Rice Custard,

Soak ore-half cupful Of cooked rice
in one pint of hot milk until grains are
distinct; the heater yo!ks Of TWO eggs.
one-quarter cupful Of sugar. Cook like
boiled custard; beat in the stiff whites,
or pour in a dish, and when cool cover
with meringue 1.-TWO whites and brown.
Serve cold.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
STEAMER ALERT LOST.
Wrecked on the Australian Coast
and Only One Life Save d.

MELBOURNE, Dec. 29.-There was a
terrific gale at Port Phillip last night.
The steamer Alert, from Port Albert 10
Melbourne, was wrecked of Jubilee
Point. Only one life was saved.
The number OF lives lost was fifteen.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

p Trolley encroachuent makes the
sparks fly In One Hundred and Thirty
NTH street. But 1t Is not perceived that
the Union Railway Company has been
shocked thus far.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
No, Through That Tile. Certainly.

sap f. mes h4s s'a-rl"i S-N York BY p%u''.as
o. a hsa Aa' Fna,alr be izr,a1s to d some
tall ,lu.ag -wA,stugran Post
The evening world., 1893-12-29

St. Nicholas Bank. which was sup
posed to be full OF money. proves on In
v~estigatlon TO have been fun OF leaks.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

Amid great acclaim. Nr, Piatt touches
the button which puts the new RepUb,!.
can machine into motion.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

THAT new Cape diamond that Wilhelm
wants for his crcwn must be a gem
dandy.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
Rcd Int Tor DIR. Depew.

I. Chagrc.y p+ps~ ssa', not r.cetv. a ear,
e.us' ; Ia, at the next cous!s,or, ,sen Popes are
Lugra'-'l -HarTlso-rg S,ar
The evening world., 1893-12-29
Live to Marry, Not Marry to Live.

c. P. FrRNEss, Havana, Cuba.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

This IL a charming little gown In ivory
satin, with a full short chem.sette Of
sole de Chine, drawn in with row of