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The evening world., 1893-11-16
A LEGhL LESSON,

Young woman With "a most bitter
grievance took Icvrug" on the author OF
hrr wrongs yratrrdnN, IN liuhok"n. by
,hruNIng Nitriol into his fac. II waS an
awful punishment. and IN" young mnn
viii hear the marks of II Tor tn" rcSt
ot his NE. The Young wOmnnn oUeu"
wns II most serious one and tn" lnw
,nnuol ,undnnr her crime. even though
tia administrators may pity her In her
wrrtChcdncsS. liut there H. CirCum-
strncc In the case uf this girl which
,sts II apart irum other und too nunrr-
.ms instances IN which hurtnH ncid has
been t,ard to convey such rctrihutiOn M
hers II appears that she frat sought
form and thnt IA jury returned verdict
~ Innnifcstiy unjust I" her aud q" nr-
posed tn the hearing Ot tho evidence
TINT even the llidg" WA moved I" pro
uuuuCo II II p"rv"rri"n "f Justice. TN
that Jury, then falls no small share OF
responsibility for the Hirls act Of Ers-
trrhuv. I.nNucss IN executing IL penal
law or tho deliberate AMI FnrCrHsful
blocking nr lu.,irr forms. wherever II
,nmrS into play. tn" drong"at tn'"ntlN"
To- acts uf Individual nr mob violence In
return Tor wrongs inflicted. Refused
il.gnl redress, the mruls" OF deHrRirlns
human nature Is to take whatcvc, ven
grnn,c llcs at hand.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
BANK OF ENGLAND TROUBLES.
An investigation Proceeding Some
Erroneous Reports.

LONDON, Nov iG.--Thc Times says.
In reference to rumnrs adverse to tn"
bank nt England. that an investigation
of irregularities rcRnr,iing advances on
securities II proceeding. but the probable
losses win u" much loss thun las h"cn
alleged, and the reports vi tho retire
mrnt ~ directors arC erroneous.
1t SAYS the bank viii ". welt advised
(" depart from it's cuslomAIN riu,t!,c
eft ignoring such rimnr- and publish the
facts which concern the puhus IA a.
NnuC" ~ thu halt-NcRrly m'rtlI4
Th" rnily News drntoS that a larra
prtNUt" hank iu l"ndou l. I'm difficulties
" ais" ,haractcriH's hs uutr'', report
that the RRnk ot l,nSiani holds SNo -
worth NJ shares ~: th" Trustees nri l:\,
ccutorS Corporation. II SAYS that tn,
shares belong tN customer.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
Thoir-C kDtr.

oue-halt poumd of English mustard,
one.half ounce Of turmeric, two table
spoonfuls OF mustard seed, one quart Of
string rtaas. one quart Of button onions,
ore-hat gallon OF vinegar, one cup OF
SUGAR. one Eil % salad oil. one head OF
caunhower, one quart OF tiny cucumbers.
Boil the caulifiower. beans and onions
separately until tcnde: Cover the Gu
lu!lbcrs with strong salt water and soak
twNnty-.our hours. Then mix all together.
pu, the vinegar in a porcelam-lined
Iet,le Mix the n.ustri and turmeric
togcthav and moisten them with little
COLI vinegar, then stir them into the ho;
vino. . ..l stir continually until II he
gin tn.ckcn, then add the sugar, mus
tard seed and oil, stir again and pour
this while hot over the vegetables, Put
away in glass or stone Jars.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
Cree m Layer Cake. g.

Beat the whites and yokes OF three
eggs separately. Add to the yolks one
cupful OF sugar and heat until very
light. Add to the well-beaten whites.
with one cupful OF -four and one tea-
spoonful of baking powder Bake in
Jelly cake tins for twenty minutes in a
uuick oven. When cool, I'll with the
following : Scald three cupfuls OF milk.
Add four tnblespoonfuls of sugar, and
stir until dissolved. Mix two table
spoonfuls OF cornstarch smooth with q
little cold water. add TO the scaled milk
and stir until it is heated. Then add
one Gag beaten light without separating
and cook, stirring constantly until 1t
thickens. Flavor with one teaspoonful
OF vanilla, and when cool nut between
the cake.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
HE TALKS MOMENTUM.

rror. Gsiner Is hack tr,m the iri~-
r,or ~ Africa tclltus London folks that
no has learned the Language ~ the lnou.
krNS lie had the run ur the ,wcurst
salons m thr dark country. ana mtn-
SLED In the hrtllian, ,NouNc7>I,iouy> that
tn ~cnuuani ,himp.tnsrc has nadc So
'auous
The rrN',Ssor do,su't nad AZ, lr1dN ,u
l.Nnh,u -oc,rt, Who 'au exchange ,d,A~
WlU Nina IN moukc>ruk llv must '~,,
uvrh Lonesome IN N,> sluusuoloEical -.
,iuAoN With \ ,Hmul, 10 hlnws.rNi Ems
Nan gnrrvvv rraUnt about his cars aot
nol a snclr m"rkrN ,lirrur to ,accr his
ururi and nrnriuE AHp@ratu,. ilut he
Win nr all uEh, after a n,tl~ wGnc
/ There is u future ior monkey chatter
W. have N0t Nol,IsiA. Why NOT Elvc
mrnApr.N utal" 1, m.Sht So wei tn
/ the r.'ar schools ,hGAN.n could rc
u,,uir =" Nurrt 80 it 'NAi ,Nyy rauM IN
N,r," freely WITH Or .aui vrrxuN,r ;
winr minister wh'u he Rupoar,l A, a
point rn unc Wn,cr spout ,rru,t,, a.,
/ avruul slNr, vi'A,w
| 4 w.rhi De- ,crNtc,'all, IA rHsug,s. too
T',r, a, mulyus n' muHkv,- '0 Au.,2
SUIiN,sr they should sNavrn down uI,,n
'ni, country Ant Ma. o. ra' tal"~.
,Hrry vuni %. uuUe'ly ou Nau. O l,k
q r'nutr, Tongue ~ tNrus aHi tvys
.,t ,sndy w...'a ',, lo~s :u ,ousy>lu,Uyr.
lr,,'. Gafn,. has uar wasted ms ,Nr
uu, arI t1y u.ank - ,n A'r.sa. The 1.,y
u., s.'r. vn,l W. VIII atl I've r'ad 2,
y'n,t ~ ..h .... ur.-'Nar-s 'D choices, chat
'.r Nl,H Nnu We .w. se'N~ n ~
r''.. N'wiv"' .. ..r.tva> ANA >,N'l
The evening world., 1893-11-16
The Funi I, Growing. but New
Nurk-rs should Wake Up
rHg. SUBSCRIPTIONS

rroukllu ~ rnInT tn have grand
'hri,,una Ir'r this y"ur
Nrs. l.,ut Sutia wh" haa II IN
rhnrl;r, hnu gn,h'rri hose ~ huui ono
rni Nllliu" Workers around h,r. ami
,h'y AT" ulr"uhv ru,ttag "ut nui SOW
Ing ur duil'a dresses. aud doing other
things that win mIl," the branches "
tn" tire" abound with i"si"nblr gifts on
thriStrIHI Hug.
ON saturday evening tho Grn,lrmen
whom MrH Sit,Ig has Interested will
have their hrst meeting u, her hoCrc.
S;S lcrIrraun avenue. aai VIII receive
their nr1t Lessons IN drassrn,kinS Mr.
Frank SlttiE. thc nly's husband is
chairman OF tn, doll dressing branch OF
the Christmas Tree society. nui h. viii
have charge Of the amateur mnn-nilli.
ners. nni se" that they pUt the dresses
on over tho dolls heads, in the proper
way a.. All the ladies are going t.
bring dulle. and Mrs Fred II Wood will
bring lOo. with Ion toys n New
York dealer has ur"misrd hcr. Commits
,honrr Ilnylcu viii hc there to report
on tn" prospects OF having III" street
r%h,lN;HA. arr AIRY r%%r children fTS% %n
tn" Ninth rr"cinct, will max" II state
mcut concerning the numhrc nt deserV-
ing destitute little ones Brooklyn will
hr likely to Yield M on Christmas morn
INK, rh" Lincoln club and the Florence
Dramatic club will he represented. and
Miss Jennie liall. of chrtsrs church.
viii sing Miss :. Louise Tuuk'r viii
give vocal selections from Robin
iI"nd. and Miss Eva pykman. dauGh-
ter ut Judge Dytmnn. will play upon
tn" piano. 1t IL expected that ut least
Il" dolls will II" dressed saturday even
ing
The children nr" To- he organized too.
| Ml1s FlurrnC" Edwards win bc nt the
hrUl OF the Young Peoples society, and
| u' she IL "a tir"lrsS worker great results
| may come from this direction.
| Mrs. Sittip * going to MAX" the I'ruok-
! lyn tr"" u wh0pping htE success. and all
| Hr"oklynlt"I who can render h,r any as
! nistanC" should do 80. Many donation
have been promised her.
| II somc New York women would Get
thrr" would hc as big u boom here as
! there Ia IN Rrookiyu. There viii he iiv,
! trees III New York, remember and oacl
| Rhpuld he as big, as beautiful and n,
h"untirully supplied as the RruokIyI
| tree
general christmas -Trcr Fund and viii y,
diNidNl among the seven trt+S.
IN en-, iainm"nt was given ut Mrs
| Belle Whites residence. 30 Greene ave
nUc. Nrnoklyn II short whii" ago. Cor III
Sirk Babies Fund, but II vas too late
IA the summer charity hnd nlrcad,
,luscd, Thr amount realised, Na.5n. ha
bHcn added Ia the 'hristmns-Trnr Fund
and "" hope that tha young ladies' VIII
raised The munry will accent this dlspo
! sitinn of Il.
coutihutivns shorlI hr sent I,
W"ril. Pulitzer building. New Norl
The evening world., 1893-11-16

A new English invention Is the Prin-
cess Beatrice tea SET, viz: A silver tea
caddy. three inches high, to hold two
ounces OF tea. accompanied by silver
tea-making spoon, which does away
with the necessity ot a teapot. The
spoon, perforated. and filled with tea, is
put into the cup and The water poured
on IT, The holes are so small that the
leaves cannot come through. These can
be had together. in silver case. or
sepsrately-the price including the en-
graved monogram Of the owner.
The evening world., 1893-11-16

Some layman makes the target Of hi
newspaper Wit the affirmation of doe
tor that biting the nails is scmettmei
a symptom Of nervous disease. am
can only be cured by the eradication d
that disorder. Sneers. however, an
cheap, and II is fact that this yer,
trick. after having been indulged-or
rather, striven asainst-tor some thirt'
years. has been known 10 entirely dit
appear with the proper medicines take
for nervous complaints. What had O.
ways been considered u mere bad haps
was then seen to be really symptss
Of something more serious, which shoat
not have been so long disresarded' nc
SO lightly set aside as something ~
right force of will could get rid OF.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
The NEW TARIFF BILL
Con. m:,tcs Hopes 20 Be Aeis 10 Give
Il Out by Nov. 20.

WASHINGTON. NOV l6.-ltts the hope
. tho !, mo, ratio n-mt.rs d. tne Ways
and N.,Ahs Committee :" l., able O. 70
y,r, th-'7 NV T.rc HEN 70 the p-bAc
-t,..; So. o.. or near n. rloss Z next
week
\ ss~.ss ~ "pa:rs-UccS @: IT, Demo
critic members ~ 'hN committee was
br.ur ,v-l,y. and n, vork ~ the sub
co!l r..,I,-'s .s 10 he submitted. schedule
lN s.h,sivla. and finally Iasscd upon 10y
tn,. euur. membership
Among the mos, important or proh-
lens are thy question OF an income laN,
.Ny internal revenue scE'~lUlrs and the
ON. gr,lal,. additions 20 III" free list
There e.. - difference Of opinion among
the 4, aucy.i'c m,.,lSIS over aah'na
l~,r vrn ,nH. .'. -"E - the free lis
.~E ~. d.-ra...rU is aE..r.
Fr-, wool 'ry, !Um~sr .g"i ige' cot
: 'oN-paEEtHS sysw assured. thag"a there
i t. enc dispute ~ these ,>o!r''.
The evening world., 1893-11-16

MIS-, ID; J. Bowers has been eng; smS;Sgesa a;tsi
approaching production Of IA Woman
OF No Importance" There Is to be u
sort ot / star cast. Mrs. Thorndyke
Miss l.tiic shannon. and Thomas Whit
Zen has also been secured The shore
Acres" people have secured ono week
Of Miss tDghlnn's time. aud "A Woman
Of No Importance" will not be presented
until Dec. II. John Z. sullivan still de
cl!ncs {" discuss the Charles toghlan
episode. That much-ctitiCsri actor will
probably appear in the play. his dsl!n'
uucnci,S Notwithstanding.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
4 Headache CHp

\ heavy duh headache. situated owe
the bvuN. ard accompanied by languor
chillness ana a feeling OF general DIS
comfort. with l!staste for food, which
sometimes approaches to nausea, can
say" the Alienist and Neurologist. gen
orally be completely removed by a two
grain dose Of pGtassic salt dissolvt
in hlif wineglassful Of water, an
quietly sin2cd. the whole quantit
being taken in about ten minutes. h
many cases the effect of these sma1
doses has been simply wonderful,
person who. . quarter of an hour befoI
vas feeling most miserable and refus
all food. wishing for auie tness. would nd
take good meal and resume bis WON'T
chcerfuness. The rapidity with whiV
the iodide acts in these cases constitut
its great advantage.
The evening world., 1893-11-16

y: thu, ia. 500 minus @osS equals o.9iS
the square rot OF which is 7Tst:3. the rerpen-
dcular height Ry weil.kaown heorem. II
two straight lines drawn within a cir,ie and cx-
tending each way to the circumference inters"ct
elrh other the product o' tho parts OF one equals
the product Of the parts Of the other. Therefore
II II multiplied hy u e, that Is. t5 imee Is.
which Is =, o9s divided by 4 II. which is shown
20 n- :; S'9?, equals s5ssO5 equals the line u L.
u o.. a::) plus n l. t,'sS00 equals 4 +
lOS 92:s,. the diameter Of the oircl. A Z.
Square 10; sc:a multiply n. product BY .7>Si
and v, Es, TSe 3ss; square feet. the area Of
the circle sought. NJ. =. H..
Ia H,s, F.ry-s!Ith street.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
Poetry and Geometry,

n Ne EnItT;
Tho solution ot the problem proposed by our
noc,ical friend. Mr.. McGe.hsr. IN your edition
Of the lith inst gesms ample matter, requiring
no mo-, extensive knowledsc o: Ercmetry than
an se1ualntanc. with the nrSt and third books
Of ruclld's elements. Herewith is the solution :
let u I represent the equila:oral triangle
given, each side OF which Is % feet u IL reauiFod
to find the area Of the clrcums,ribed circle \ Il
e T. Bisect the straight line e ~ d. Join
A n and produce It to f. u is the rsrPena'''
ular ot the equilateral triangle; 4 L is the
draretcr OF the ciroc \ Il Ths square
root o: \ c squared minus y squared clrals
The evening world., 1893-11-16

Miss Nndngr DOree. who's" career in
T.Onlon seems 10 have been exceedingly
short, was cuiogiEad very amusinGly he
fore she made her appearance. There
is nothing about her" declared one en-
,husiast. "tu suggest the American; eN-
cent her eyes. which are oi southern
leautv. Her tastes nre Bohemian, and
she has travelled much, having gathered
crudition not only in the United states.
hut ia Canada. France, Italy ana
Greece" The "erudition" she Satherrci
must have been of very quaint order.
She used to write about herself as "the
handsome actress Of whom Mrs. Lang
try WAS So lvlpuS.'
The evening world., 1893-11-16
The Crayon Imposition.

To thr EdItor
\ nan comes into my store ard ask ',r the
privilege o. putting IN Advertisement IN The
window, ani says DC will Eire ne a erHyon
olcuire tree ~ charge ;or 50 doing. IN Few
tnys after that from the SAno studio
come, with . proof of tho picture aud says !!
cant have tho card unless I buy frame from
aim or pay the expenses OF The pfo"s. think
I, is about time something was SAID about these
people a. ts.y are nothing but a lo' ot I'M
,,.,,r, =. Il. y.
The evening world., 1893-11-16

bones. II is then wrapped in a us
bundle aud its lips ara anointed vi
brandy to make IL a full Breton.
The Grecian mother. before putt'
her child in its cradle, turns three tim
around before the fire while singing h
favorite song to ward off evil spirits.
The Turkish mother loads her Chi
wish arntiiets as soon AS It. is born, a
q small bit OF rnud, stepped in hot wat
prepared by previous charms, is stu
on Its forehead.
In Spain, the infants face is swept wi
u pine tree bough to bring good luck
The evening world., 1893-11-16

SandbaRRcrs nud murdrrNw hmElur%
aeccntuatsd the days d",nEs IN 'hicaEo
very strongly Yesterday That the
famous "RnokcrN' ShnulA have been
invaded T., hIrdS ~ rrrv douh,lrss
brings shock 10 the ext "uS ~ tho
Western metropolis who ho>o been Rc.
customet to regard that many .s,ortrI
structure as An eighth w ninth wonder
~ the world TryaSur'r tUnl,r.s ,N-
p-Viencr NJ yesterday wnru'uk wlirnt,a
the adNislhiNV W stronger protection
Tor the we'll .tcathrryi ncNtr u tnr ,r,.
nIcudogs nuuiiuE
The evening world., 1893-11-16
There are three important theatrical
- "a. ~. I'm, = >. !. y

AFTF nv -, y, I,,.,,-. =, =
Stree, Theatre the postponed play,
Maine. ari GeorE's,'-'hiS; Ras b." a
week x .s;pnnemvu,S-Wil BE- p-r~e':-
- \, Aerr,nsur's Theatre "PH.smou
and Rav,.s" The late Charles Gouu o. 4
CpGr.l will - sung by tho ruN pI.ra
! company. md aJ IN Irving Place The
! rrr,a 4 r.ru. con Nly nv ,iUstSv" Won
Mos@r ari Frl--ir:Sh von SchortEau,
. eati,Ie>i "Uuserr Franer.' viii have is
rs. AlHer.-An IEN!u.,or-
The evening world., 1893-11-16

\ magnificent portiere is to be sel
displayed for sale in a fashionable al
room. 1t is Of pink brocade in a al
tone. and of great weight and thicknes
The slight embroidery is done In silv
threads. The bottom IL edged with
broad band Of velvet in a rather dari4
shade. The price--weil, it is only med
for those who need not count the cost
The evening world., 1893-11-16

Nut.hcG SKIRTS are one Of the 'ap.
.,t "a .r.,.'a whine. TIE apparent reII
SODA ln" ~" clashes around the ho"0'
h,Wg 'N, ns"lIy 10, dainty shoes ~
toSh'Es. which are inevitably ~
Nh'.. INr woNcuHsat q! walking ara ~
rrufc that ot stepping into a corTlsl
v, y,, ,rts all tNr little IlapS 10 Wa'm
80 uut rro. oxford ties and stoeNIn,
Ia ma,vh Hrc the correct things W.
prtchrd shirts, hark Sray and tan w
glnvcs ~ exactly uo same shade .
mtch Nkcd
The evening world., 1893-11-16
LETTERS.

! INT ,o,vnn Ia for The be'>at Of evertt'ofV 'vho
| ho, complaint 10 rrate. a orterd'es n rsnads
| Information IN gtte, question 10 nsk r pubic
s>,7Tcs 70 delno,1iecLSe, end uho odn Tne the den
into i,ss than 100 pordA Long tct<,e cdn"o! be
| ptintEd.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
Pop. for AN Ola Smoker. "

= Tie kdlto:
found after hec.m- temperate rhat smoking
lu-neI ny mouth and toaeue. tn the csse o.
An OLD Smoker" J op.y suAs siss:s AID
uss an amber ctgAJ-holtsr which does aSAv NitA
IKE burning sensation. Let hu Ivy iA's remedy.
/: ray he,p lin .R.oy The cal r.NAI7ils r.c,-s-
ur. he has J. LAW. ".
The evening world., 1893-11-16
Figaro and Etom Jaeks,s in Fur.

Figaro and Eton Jackets are worn.
and later on these will be seen composed
of furs. Persian lamb or sealskin. Some
Of the prettieSt coats arc made of ''ba by
lamb, which is so smooth and fine that
II looks more like 4 shecny procads.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
OHt OF Esther's Savings.

~ TTN I0TTNT
>'vNdy KNOWS hsi an sending you 'hts 80
,en}r. hur guess I'll have to tell my rApA he
'rnsr l slant have much lett out ~ What I've
l,ru A1NiuE | tnr.t a-Gr anyhow Tor ! want tu
a,lp ~, p,Cr ohildrCn'S Christmas Trrs
ESTHER SlClSNl'ND
The evening world., 1893-11-16

Among tho t,rSt dutt"" W the bw Leg
ss,pturc win hv that vt giving tNr r"N-
pic ot the metropolitan district chanr"
20 vote cw tho "Gurntrr N,@ York"
proposition.
The evening world., 1893-11-16

This sketch shows u lovely toaus "
ranged wear With a large NUT =
correspond. Foth mum and tooue e.
made in shot miroir velvet in ioveu
shade OF heltotrope. The mum, when
The evening world., 1893-11-16

We a-r tNN n',.. =.-'s AID have c'rnr, 'as
gn,'osr' av ,sutS Nv rUuElas vrraadS ~ cur
- ,SrrS. y. ar SAN us SANTA CLAUS
The evening world., 1893-11-16
The Lutnst Enria t0N

Here Is n useful coat OF black r'ath.
made according to the latest hartS
fashion 1t has sGuur" yoke ri c'pth
edged with stitching, and 'lM.shI with
The evening world., 1893-11-16

u appears that I'll" wN'klv NHNwcmt
law n, r,ia amending IN vri'r 1" accom-
rl,Nh all that WAS intcrdci wh'u II wNs
enacted
The evening world., 1893-11-16

Presently. after EvrErr~s ErtS to
Er,hrr again. Nj Davenport viii I've out
Of more than tho rost ni'u'r building
lie viii be out ~ what IVA, h"'r sNNd
trb tor him. bat 5, had ouc COZ Freedom
at the polls
The evening world., 1893-11-16
s,ved for Fer Coale.

81, 80 Et,i'
If-s - ~ c~rlS ~h!rs Save S.ype = NY
%, ....' a -rN 'rcs> Ray NA-t 80 ., -, =
" ,,> .'- %. a.leg h',ls s.y's ,r..r
E-HGi 2
The evening world., 1893-11-16

a turn-down collar trimmed with gold
braid ana buttons. The Guns are trim
med with gold lace, while the Jacket
faatens down the centre with gold fancy
buttons 20 correspond
The evening world., 1893-11-16

n arpenrS thnt New York can Nr"ttN
nearly entertain ~ rrrsidcni uw'WnrcS.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
DrA:l o'N. Cusl'r sr.v-'. - yresSa
SGg..ssr

VNI.lS. N.y. I>.-M. TsS"'r.' lujts
ily0;,l~i- ClamSr,'vc,. the E-sEca rag'.
0~,~ asa u,aI'>. ,. Jhl IUsu;uic, :
The evening world., 1893-11-16
The Wt,ows Mite
Ran Strands for Il.

rlc,s, sia tie >na~s.d quarter to -our 10
ssnirs I! ~ 4 NlHON.
The evening world., 1893-11-16

Winter attracts some attentions % II
huoat OF early SuNcmhcr.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
Stamps :or the Fund.

'h the EH,tsr.
ln.u>.h 001 :" rrats 'g postage stamps tor
christ ma I,vc Fund .ruu alrs. Il = H.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
HEARD Ar THE STAGE DOOR.
Rowell, Who Was Killed at Au-
teui', Once Rode Roquefort.
Hartixan Has Finished n New Play
for Next Season.


-. ,,,.si
Most ot 'hf morning p'P.'7 " -" u"E" (
ngo pulllshoi u cublc i,spntrh from /
r,r,s whicb road 40 follows "rhc Fms
lIsh Jockey. Eo"'lh was 'nr"'' w
hurdle rncc at Autrutl to-day. and soon
nouncfort. the horse that wins tn" .
,,,.,,,,,.,.,, c..,,, ,i,,,t II, "1.hc prodi-
'o'p''''n'' ,''S "'"" :" ,r,,.,,.
sal Daugh''r' a. the Ann '""h In'h''' !
vcr, giftrl with ih, powers ~ rnagrn- |
,,,,, ,,,t r,,I,,,., ,b,, ,r.,orchoIy mem
"r'"" iha' l''' "ah'" in'sSaR' "on'"
have couivr.d NJ II was that Ednl" 4,
,,,.l.cv I,"clI. ,.,,.nc urii,ncly end has F.,
!' wy ,,a,,,,,
rpc, Eoa.,i vns To- have ridden him on
"nc day lay he won tho Grand Natlonal
st. .piocl; -" AZ Aintrcc, near Livcrp""l.
Inn, thc rignt before tho race R,wcll was
h. an ,.,t,,, .,,,,,,, ,,,.,,.c,, ., II, ,,,bold
~ Ken Nv Eilh "h'' Pi'''u W. w. 'np"'''
rnrte crvwnng glory on that dag.
Lnon1ri Goyne. RoIucrort's present
rider in Harris and rettitrs horscy
,nr,,,,r,,rn * ycr, .r,,h ut home n, the
II iu-hnuh very gracefully. and does
not seem 'T dis lik" ~" re,oEniIi2n ac,
horsin"9E I" not merely rf the stage,
STACEY, and lust NOW II" is not av"rse
to what n1nhhl hr r"nsi,l%rHa msn'N NJ,
"oIupauy. was ais" ut tn" Sh"w yrSter-
DAY afternoon, in worry fln" feathers.
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w@"i @ ~ %csm nnInn1 '"II iir,i%nn w,s s 'u nv
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III. 'Lun"S "Nh y" 10, ,i,,,,I a. ,nS'c,,,
rHA n over onr hundred nights. Think
Of that We playwriEhts, who strut UP
ant down 'raodway Ike ostentati9us
R%SM''GKs Wm.h $'m haNS pee" "SeofrSI t,
matlnys. ilarrtsan is ne%keT and more
unnret"ntions than an un'iedsci youth
u" t. r22re'y s""n he ts s"i:
time. All his time, when not acting. Is
passed at his private hous" UPTOWN. aud
is there that he writes his plays; he
| Is as unassLninE as his worthy aide-dc-
camp. Mart ianley. Hanley never
! on Brnn,lwny and hr1,R With the others
~ rorcl ~ do 90 MT I liant I atny
nnirtlv at the theatre, and ,,roadway is,
to me-, uncxplorci territory
|
| Mrs. II. T. Bowers has been engaged
an,r',',,,hin,, rIir,,,,t, ~ ~ SSn%an
~ \" lmSnr, lnS nnr"" Tberc is tn be a
| sort Of 4 star cast Mrs Thornlyke
Wiss r,tin shannnn nnS Thomns Whif.
IN h,s nIsn ben Secured Thn "Shnr.
| hrrc~" u"nnl. hnvr srcurrl nn, week
| 'S Nj. II,t,,,". ,I,,, ~ .I Xyn,n,"
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The evening world., 1893-11-16

They are almost writing obituary
notices Of \. NJ. Palmer's splendid COM
pany In Chicago. The latest play offered
by the orgl lni4a'i3n, The price ,of
NAL AFFAIR "l1. !. Henley" says one
Western writCi, saved the play from
absolute failure, He rcpro1uces tn
and low cunning. with such racincss
that the impu-s!hiiity OF what hc l.
doing escapes attention. and one IL
fascinated by thN vulgar wretch'-which
IL very pretty way OF putting H.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-04-14
A Modern Cyclops.

Doctor Bruce, of the Royal Society of
Edinburgh, Scotland, has read paper
before the members of that institution
describing case of human cyclopia, or
s'single eye" The case, which was
brought to his notice long enough before
the meeting of the society to give plenty
OF time for a careful analysis of it, is one
Of the most remarkable in medical litcra.
ture. the skull of the infaut possessing
this rare case OF "single eye" is provided
with but one eye socket, lozenge in
shape, situated in the center of tie FORE
head just at the "root of the nose." This
socket is furnished with two pairs of
eyelids, upper and lower, both sets beng
perfect in shape and action. The nose
of the monstrosity was as badly scout of
line as the eye itself, being represented
by tissue attached to Che forehead
above the oye, as noted, was medal
optic. After the death of this single
eyed creature post-mortem microscopic
examination o. the eye was made. A
carefully prepared statement of the facts
thus adduced shows that the socket con-
tanned two rudimentary eyes besides the
optic, which peeped naturally from be-
tween tho oyelids; also, that these we're
provided with separate rudimentary re-
tina, apparently springing from a sin.
gle optic yeaicle. --st. Louis Republic.