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The evening world., 1893-12-23
MONDAY MORNING DEC. Is, 1898.
From 90 to ne a NJ
ONLY ONE CHILD ADMITTED WITH THIS
TIChET.

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No persons will be admitted to the
Rim TO look on at the distribution of
gifts. 1.-The Evening World feels for
the choldren Of the poor, and VIII not
nut them On exhibition. Such a thing
would be cruel and iniiuman. The little
ones Will receive their packages and go
of their misery. This statement Ia neccS-
Sary, because about 1850 tickets have
been given out by somebody who had no
authority to do 80, and which seem TO h3
admission tickets to an exhibition. These
tickets are no good. They will pass no
! one at the door. There will be no eXhi-
bition ut the Rink on Christmas morning
nothing but a big bountifully laden
Christmas tree. and plenty of gifts for
the youngsters. These gifts viii be dis
tributed by ladies and gentlemen, that's
all.
brooklyn storekcepcrs and others WHO
have promised to send donations to THE
Evening World" Christmas Tree Will
please deliver them to the Clermont Pal
ace Rink. MANY storekeepcrg have, We
understand. declared their intention to
give articles of food. &c, but none has
been received yet. II any. goods have
been delivered elsewhere than, the rink
know. Storekeepers have been solicited
for donations in the name of THE Even
ing World" II If they have given any
thing on this account we would like to
henr from them. All that Is received at
The Evening World' Office or at the
rink will be acknowledged in these col
umns. Mr.. Edward j.. Shea Is at tho
rink. and will receipt for all donations
to the Christmas Tree.
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If you sent "A subscription to the poor
Childrcn's Christmas-Tree Fund, good:
II you didn't, please do, and as Scrouge's
nephew says In the first carol, "A Merry
Christmas and God Save YOU
Times are hard. money is scarce. there
are sick bills and meat bills to pay, and
the something for sweet charity this
year Is so very small that big-hearted
people hesitate about Offering It. But
that is a wrong view TO take, for the
secret of happiness lies in making the
best OF things. The difference between
happiness IND wisdom is that he who
thinks himself the happiest person in
all the world Is 40. while he who thinks
himself the wisest Ia generally the great
est foo.
Put a garland In the window; trim the
hearth with holly and the door with
mistletoe: pin a rose In your bosom:
brighten your face with a smile; be
CHEEKY and gay; give hope and JOY
string, and know that the real signin-
canoe of noblessc oblige is the obliga-
ton of happiness.
It'll the stars are old and the sun
grows cold, and the leaves of Judgment
book unfold' II Is the duty Of the strong
TO bear The larger part, the Glad to
spite of drawbacks and be merry in
defiance of fate. II YOU come upon a
sorrowinS child see that he gets a ticket
mas trees.
There are seven of them. five about
town, one ~ Brooklyn and one in Ler-
KEY ,l'y: They are the Eift of good
the presents with which they viii he
loaded are the Joint contributions OF half
II mmlll'on readers Of The World"
Tickets FOR $4,000 merry Christmascs viii
he in circulation on Santa Claus day,
and the 5000 In spot cash needed viii
hsye To- b. made up in some way,
scribe. It Ia never. 10 late to do good.
Money, letters may be sent 20 the cashier
OF The World" as late aH Christmas
Headquarters, l@i East Twenty-third
street. win be most acceptable.
The Places OF Delight where the chill
dren of the poor will receive gifts viii
following hours.
Harlem Opern-House Hall, Eighth ave
nne and One Hundred and Twenty-fr,h
American Theatre, Eighth avenue and
fCrty-second street, $50 to lO.lj,
Clarendon Hail. Third avenue and
Thirteenth street. go to ll.S0.
Central Opera-lipuse, Third avenue and
SiNty-seVCn(h street. 80 10 il.N.
New Irving Han, IA Rroomc street, 8
to II.
Palace Rink, Clermont avenue, Brook
Ign, 0 TO y.
Overseers Office, II Bright street, Jer,
sey city, 3 to II.
Christmas Is the busiest and mos
profitable day I'm the whole year to the
amusement word. Managers and pro-
p%rieters Of these theatres and halls hay,
personally Inconvenience themselves II
donating them. 1t is their present 10 TIA,
little folks. and Tho Evening World
hegs and hopes that the small guests vii
h" on time. The work Of preparing tn
halls Cannot be commenced until Christ
mas Eve wanes. The members Of tn.
Stnta claus staff Will have 10 he yer,
Eprg to get things ready fer Mcrr,
Christmas, but they vii be ready an,
the doors all! open on time. Tomorrow
viii he the Lords day and Christmas
eve; could there he n better, swecter ~
more itting time for an expression O
good VIII, OF child love of interest II
THE Evening Worlds" Christmas Ire,
Fund?
And again uncle. n Merry Christina
and God save your
NELL NELSON.
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llvcnl.

Seven pounds OF -four, four tea,.
fuls salt, two ounces yeast, about /
and a half pints of water, two to,, n,
fu!s sugar. Put the -four and sail
basin. and put it near the fire TO n,
beat the yeast to a cream wi.h
sugar, add a little lukeverm n,
make a hole in the middle of the
pour in some water, then the ye,s,'
then more water; stir in the flour
the sides to make a batter, sprink,e
hour over the tor, cover with n
cloth, and let 1t stand for ten min,
knead well, cut a cross on the ton
let 1t stand to rise one hour. MAXI
loaves, prove in warm creased Tin,
twenty minutes; bake in a hot ov.
first, then slower; try with n slke,,
see If done: If it out bright
clean, the bread is ready to take on,
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Nnughton. ir.; dancc, "Sailor's Horn
pipe" Isabella White and Jennie Pick
ford; recitation, "Chnriie's Christmas
Eve" Edith May Waite; drum solo,
Naughton, four years old; dialogue,
Deaf as a Post Edith Hodges, Mabel
McNaughton and William r.. Bruyn;
Gypsy Dance Jennie Pickford and Isa-
bella White: recitation, "A Smack in
school," Edith Hodges: piano solo, The
Merry Hunters" Edward r.. McNaugh-
ton. IT.: recitation, The pride OF Battery
g." Jennie Plckford; drum and fife solo,
Records Daughter James II. Snyder,
ir., Edward r. McNaughton, Jr., Harry
|. Snyder: violin solo, "~kuyanwiak,'
Gertia Hudson: song, "rhe Star Spangled
Banner" and tableauH.
The entertainment was the second one
given by these children for this years
Christmas Tree.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
A Doctor Down on Tobacco.

TO ING EuIlOT.
her friends and their English custom is very I'M
becoming here in this. the land of the pilgrims
pride" or, indeed, In any other part OF the globe.
In my estimation 1t is bad enough to see a man
smoke, but will one who really deems herself a
lady pollute her lips and sully her appearance
with such a vulgar masculine habitf This is not
meant as a harsh reproof to stir up anger. but
let us each endeavor to walk as near as possible
In the Masters footsteps, taking him alone for
our pattern, he who never looked among the rich
or titled for a perfect being. For my part, l am
perfectly satisfied to be a child OF that king, and
to appear before him indebted.
II. S. Low NJ. D.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Sweeping the Garnet.

With a little care YOU can swee,
dirtiest carpet without raising /
dust by placing outside the door Of
room TO be swept a Pail OF clear,
water. Wet your broom. knocl
against the side of the bucket to
out all the drops, sweep a COUP
yards, then rinse off the broom a
Continue this until you have gone
the entire surface. If the carpet is
mucG soiled the water should be cha
several times. Slightly m~oistened
dian meal is also used by the 4
housewives. Snow, If not alloN.
melt, is also excellent as a dust sd
The evening world., 1893-12-23
A Wife Wants to Know.

10 the EullCI'
VIII Edith t." OF Brooklyn, kindly inform a
wife how she lives on 50 a week. | have been
a housekecper for many years. and a m one who
uses Judgment and economy always. In the first
place my meat costs me So a week. and some
times NOR. Then there are groceries which som
weeks cost more than others: but we want to
live as comfortably as we can without waste. and
1t costa mo Sc a week on an average. and there
are only two Of us. | pay SO rent outside Of
that, But | think some folks must smell NEST
and live on mush and molasses and beans who
keep house on 81 a week. MArTlE W.
Bayonne, N. J.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Plain Fritters.

Beat two eggs together until light. add
to them one cup OF milk. a half teaspoon
full Of salt and sufficient flour to make a
thin batter that will pour from a spoon.
Beat until smooth. Have ready a deep
pan Of hot fat; add two teaspoonfuls Of
baking powder to the batter, mix thor
oughly and drop by %spoonfuls into the
hot fat. When brow on one side turn
and brown on the other: taxi out with a
skinner n serve very hot. DO not
pierce them with a fork. as it allows the
steam to escape n make the fritter
heavy.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Madeira Buns.

One-half pound Of flour. one-quarter
pound butter, three ounces of castor
sugar.. the grated rind of one-half
lemon. a small teaspoonful of powdered
ginger, one-half ounce caraway seed, a
little nutmeg, a pinch of salt, two eggs,
one-half wineglassful sherry. Rub the
butter into the -FOUR, d the grated
lemon r!nd, ginger, caraway seed and
nutmeg; stir well together, then add
the eggs thoroughly we'll beaten and the
aherry; bake in patty pans for fifteen
minutes.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Frozen Dessert.

A very delicate dessert which any one
possessing "A freezer can make, requires
that one quart Of milk shall be brought
to a boil, when a toaspoonful of arrow
root. wet with milk, must be stirred
In; pour this over the well-beaten yolks
of six eggs, and stir till smooth: add
any kind of preserved or branded fruits
cut i'm bits, bits of citron and orange
peel, stoned r%aisins, bits of fruit cake,
some candied fruits cut small-at least
a pint in all-and sweeten to taste;
add half a glass of sherry wine and a
spoonful of brandy, and freeze.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
If the Fowl Is Tou1b.

Housekeeper.-If you will try the
lowing method of procedure you vi
able to make the toughest fowl pa
BILE. Truss it carefully and put Il
with sufficient water to cover 1t
and let it stew mot boiD gently. but st
lily, for six or eight hours, acccrdir
its age Then set 1t aside until next
when you a cook 1t as you see fl
though it were an ordinary raw
All depends upon the gentleness oil
first stewlng, and. II that is done
fully, you will find you have a deli
dish
The evening world., 1893-12-23
rhc Little Drummer In 1t.

A chiidrtn's entertainment was given
last Tuesday night ut the residence OF
James II, Snyder, ll12 Lafayette avenue,
brooklyn, for the benent of The Even
ing Worlds" Christmas Tree. Tickets or
admission we're 10 cents and Melted si3.90.
The feature Of the occasion was the
mastery drumming Of four-yesr-old
Johnnie McNauHh,on. who won fame
when only three years old by beating
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Tic NnnlScP HOMsckcnnnr

a Bangor msn has invented n In
that can be adjusted to any apels
that the noolSs a be swept witt
dislocating the operators back
should he accompanied, fin order Il
practical, by an adjustable teleseope
there are many neat housewives
will insist on looking into those GRAZ
to be sure every spcck of dirt 4,
moved.
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the drum on behalf of THE Evening
World's' Sick Babies Fund.
Following was the programme: Drum
and fife colo, "Lyle's Quickstcp,' James
II. Snyder, jr.. Edward r. McNaughton,
D.. Harry /. Snyder; duet. Shepherds
Evening Song" Florence Condit and Ed
telligence Oaicc," Marion Turton, I3a-
bella White, Jennie pIckford, James II.
Snyder. ir., Edward 7. M~cNaughton, jr.,
william II. Snyder and Harry ]. Snyder;
recitation, Living In n Flat" lGabclla
White: duet, beauties of Paradise"
Harry l. Snyder and Edward r. Nc
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Interesting Bits.

The thorough heating Of the teap'.
the first step towards making a hlce '
of tea 49,,
Keep yaur eye OH your Tongue ~
want to be beautiful. 1t Is the "e''"
glass OF your interior organizau,n
It shows 4 bright rcd lie merry ana 80 -,
You are in fighting trim and you 'o
to win, for, as the r,,ddy, noble e'au :,
puts it. nothing is impossible TO inc "
man, -,
Sassafrus oil Is excellent for d'rn.S
the hair. 1t should be app!!ei We"
small brush
The evening world., 1893-12-23
His Philosophy of Marriage.

To the Editor:
l am a clerk earning SIS per week, and | should
Ike TO set married very much. bu; | am afraid
| could not support my wife on that and have
her to live as comfortably as she did before she
was married. The way | look at married life
is try and make your wife as happy In her new
home as she WIS In her old one, | wonder how
many young ladies' will agree with me. And as
for the young man who is getting IS per week
and wishes to marry a young lady who is earning
Sic, | should advise him to let her remain in
single bliss. A. l..
The evening world., 1893-12-23
UnhaDpy Queens,

OF sixty-seven Queens of France only
thirteen have died without leaving their
histories IA record of misery. Eleven
were divorced. two executed, nine died
young, seven were soon widowed, three
cruelty treated, three eXiled; The poi
soned and broken-hearted make up the
list
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Nisdircctcd Zeal.
r-np, Ifn

President Of the K!tenycrs' National
Hank-Whnt's this item In our state
ment OF assets; Ninety-hve thousand dol
lars and twcnty-seYen cents?
Cashier-Ies, sir, I thought those odd
CENTS would look mighty well.
President Wei. they would look
better II the item wasn't gold coin on
hand."
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His Second Contribution.

IW wv VIZ
Enclosed fRd a mite towards THE Evening
World" Christmas Tree. Ny little son, William
II. Van huron. sent 81 ten days ago, and | trust
II was received and that your great charity may
give pleasure to thousands Of little ones that
otherwise would have nothing. Truly yours,
N. V. u. H., 60 East Forty ninth street.
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The Time 60 Give.


10 inc IlltOri
Enclosed please find my check for S5 50, which
plea add to your worthy charity. To tho public
I would say to remember that. II the times are
hard, not to lessen their charity account for this
Is the time to give, for the harder the times with
YOU. still harder are they with the poor, and this
year you ought to give more than ever before.
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mildly TO say that the Department con
Quoted by Mr.. Andrews will start on the
coming year with the opportunity OF be-
ing half a million dollars better off than
1t was the year before.
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4 Brooklyn Collector.

~ w FNFTVTT8
Enclosed You will End $3.50, which | have col
lected for the Chrlstmas-Tree Fund. Hoping this
will help to make some poor child happy ! close,
wishing you all a Merry Christmas.
j.. HOERGER, % Brt mon street, Brooklyn.
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For an Epileptic.


TT W ETTTW1
W, A. 49,, asks for a remedy for epilepsy. A de-
ooetion OF soianum carolinonsss has cured a mem
her Of my family. The hest way IL to order IL
from NJ. a q. selmsn, 10 North lei street In.
dianspolis, who makes a speciality Of preparing II
carefully. "A "a
The evening world., 1893-12-23
LETTERS.

'-7~ ,o'y,rn - fr The beuest % ey-ryb,ty 'oio
ios n complaint 10 maxi, n grievance n usn.iia',,
Information 10 ofte. a euesion 10 as: or a public
crr'ce 10 acknowledge. and ,eho c1n pl. he tdsl
nfo sa than iv aork Long tettay eanao. de
printe1
The evening world., 1893-12-23

How the Pilgrim Fathers would have
enjoyed, 2T3 years ago Yesterday. the
feast spread in their honor last night
In New York. II was cold, wet and ap-
p~etizing business landing on that Ply
mouth rock.
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gympathirs with your noble work and wish they
could do n great deal more. Hoping all may
have u very Merry Chlistnes. Truly yours.
Murtic Aston. Eugene Snowdcn,
Fred ThUmsa, Emerson Barnes,
Robert Barnes. $50 Macon street. brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

In advising the Chicago people to take
a bath, Mr.. Editor Stead may find that
he has himself taken an unpleassntly
hot plunge.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
THE BROOKLYN TREE.
Loads and Loads of Toys and Dolls
for the Little Ones.

There will be loads and loads Of toys,
dolls, candies and things for the poor chill
dren at the Clermont Palac Rink, Cler-
mont avenue, Brooklyn, and Santa Claus
will AXE good care of all little pets who
come along. Tn distribution will begin
at Q A. NJ. As a number of bogus tickets
have been Issued 1.-THE Evening World
again explains that there IL only one au-
thorlacd ticket, that which Is worded as
follows:
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IH0U9E

very little intercourse with Chimes,
men, the nuns - the religious In.
tors OF the feminine part Of inc
mnnity, and thus exercise a ere,
iluenu..
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Clarence's Best Wishes.

TO THP EUTTOE.
Please accept for your Christmas-Tree Fund
tho collections of a little boy seven years old.
81. -. with the hest wishes for your success in
your Efforts for such a noble cause. Yours truly.
CLARENCE A.. HUNTOUN. 20 Jane street.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
From the Far West.

To the EditGr:
Ono dollar incioscd for your Tree
Fund for the moor little ones In New York.
KATE SMITH. aged Ave years,
per q. A.. SMITH.
Gayville, Yankton County. S. Dak.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

On the new leaf which the Police Com
missioners turn on the LIST of January,
New York will be pleased to read a res
olution to hurry up that signal and
patrol wagon system.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

1--WE will obey, but not Just now" Is
practically the answer OF the New York
Steam Company, to the black smoke
order Of the Health Board. Make
them obey now iG the mandate Of tho
injured people TO that Board. Down with
the pirate flag at that chimney top,
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Whether the streets get cleaned or net,
It seems to be an established principle
that the Department shall be cleaned out
Of funds.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Toys and Books.


To NV TIITNTI
These few toys and books are sent with love
and sympathy for any little ones they may help
10 cheer. They arc giTen b. ave little boys. who
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Eairvicw, n. j., Boys and Girls.

To tho Editor:
Find inclosed $3.50, the proceeds OF an enter
tainmcnt given ~ the following girls and boys:
Julia Springer, Ficrerce Van Buskirk.
JcInie Bush, Charley Fox.
Anna Fox. Carrie Englc,
Daisy Burio'tc, Maud MlnniN.
Sadie MGnuih. Anna baker.
Harry Me.Iick. Berthe Uerghaus.
FaifyiCw, y. J.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Mrs. Charles II. Capen's Note.

Mrs. Charles II. Caren. being heartily in gym
psthv with Tho Evening worlds Christmas
charity. incloscs her shock for $40, with hest
wishes for II and countless blessings for the little
50, eco guests.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
JOTTEO DOWN BY EDITORS.
Thc spirit Thu, Movrs The Grlp.

Tho 5atri; Of the times in thrss days OF s-ip
appears to r" spelled With a Wv" AMI ia taken
with Guir'nC Chester H,Ns.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

AS to yesterdays robber of the Meyers,
In Maspeth, It Is related that his voice
is Tow and musical" Certainly an ex-
ceilent thing In a burglar.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
qh.'r Lien on tho L.nnd of Flowers
\ Prsr az Queens out.

'orN"'' md Mttch'll have rrac'ic'lly forrclosed
their MORTGAGE On Fioriia. Newark Advertiser.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Mr.. Harrison has begun to joke about
Hawaii. There is little doubt that he In
tended Hawaiian annexation to be the lit.
tie joker of his Administration.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Jrrei,y mud PIuu-Ib'..

THAT Santa c!suS 'omcs vita RENDERS simply
means he's also interested IN tie wee little fel.
lows silil In iipland. -FsillGeIpa.A Iirne4.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Another queen rls retired. Her name Ia Nancy
Hsnkr, and, liho L"toa,lan'. sha has A rcr.,t,-
tica for not bciny lpw.-aau Francisco Examiner
The evening world., 1893-12-23

II isn't helping hard times to talk
about them as being harder than they
are In the present army of the un-
employer there are enough privates and
h'Sh priVates to make the plain truth
bad enough, Those who ~exaggerate the
count, to make telling round figures
are doing a kindncss neither to the suf-
fereIs nor to anybody else.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Up to the present writing, those Kan
sas abductors have not made their
steaithy advance upon Baby Ruth.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
Vhnngc Of Hn-c in Cbicrao.

\ chicago samrl"r has teen held up by high.
waynen' itrStntoTa tho gdnrlom have alvays
been held up by the administrGtlo TOLEDO
Rllnc
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Securely enveloped in a Scotch YER
Dict the Ardlamont murder mystery Is
not likely to lose any Of Its problematic
features.
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supt. Byrnes's force Of patrolmen will
be doubly efficient when backed up by
patrol wagons.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Anyway. a green Christmas goes better
with the empty coal bins OF the very
poo
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Make the New York and New Jersey
bridge bill a Christmas present OF your
signature. Mr.. President.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Boss McKane's Christmas present is a
few days more out of jail. lie doesR't
deserve II.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Conductor Damrosch and his symptom
lists have found their lost chord just in
time for Christmas good will.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

Frnro'a'nG with their Investigations. the
auditors Of the brooklyn COlumhtau bills
now discover n 800 fraud in stationery.
THIS isn't much 81 a catcN, but 4 N0l
stat Ia as wei worth dctoctInG on prin-
ci1ie aa one Of $lm,GoO. And In this Brook
lyr scandal, particularly, little things are
daily counting TO make up a most inter-
cF'ng aggregate.
The evening world., 1893-12-23
STILL AT WORK.

Comptroller Myers is about Ia retire
from office. Flu, he remains faithful to
hls duty Ia the close Of his term, and
will not relax his efforts TO protect the
city until tho law puts a stop to his usc-
fulnCss.
The Comptroller is now doing his best
to prevent any wsate of the peoples
money through injudiotous and. as he be-
lleNes, Illegal contracts, He ~ seeking
to compe! the S~treet-Clcan!ng Depart
ment to he more observant OF the letter
of the law and the public interests In the
large contracts II makes for garbage
gatherings and other business, and Il he
MAD been continued in office none Of the
liberal appropriations Of that and other
Experiments would have gone nstray.
a i1 not surprising mat the taxpayers
should regret his retirement.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

No waste OF money is rightfully in
volved in taking care OF the waste OF the
streets.
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with tabs of wide military braid. Mar
row bands OF Astrakhan down the seams,
Bonnet in cardinal velvet, with Astra-
khan introduced into the velvet loops.
Osprey and large pins of finely cut jet.
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This Will Please Papa.

inolosed please End IS for your C~hristmas-Tree
Fund. PAPA'S BIRTHDAY.
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1.-THE Evening World" wishes the whole
world a Merry Christmas.
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Stylish Winter Outdoor Costume.

Costume in cardinal-faccd Amazon
cloth. Bodice with basque and deep re-
vers, trimmed with Astrakhan. Skirt full
and short, edged with Astraihan, and
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Only Five Months Old.
To the Editor:
InClosed please find 81 from
MADELEINE PlLLION. Ave months old,
Shsepshead Bay, l.. l..
The evening world., 1893-12-23

The army of the unemployed could b,
reduced by engaging q few able bodied
mechanics to patch up the debilitated
IL road engine SO that they will
make a trip without breakirg down,
and by getting a few more to Prop M
shaky buildings where city courts are
held so that \ speedy adjournment
won't be necessary to save the Hives II
clients n lawyers.
The evening world., 1893-12-23

In the Coughlin trial IN Chicago yester-
LAY the plan scemei to he that u >irs.
roy was not already crazy, shc should
be driven into insanity hg c~russ-cNumiua-
don Judge Tuthill's rebui:e Of a brutal
attorney appeared - hc y-ry ,ir,r-
~. Such reprima1ds from the Rcnch
might prohtsbly he directed, on nc
qrent occasions, 10 lawyers IN New Yori,
courts, whose strength NJ the bar les nj
.heir ABILITY 70 broWhcat MItnaasc.