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The evening world., 1893-10-13
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Two sets OF chicken giblets, one pound
of lean beef. one onion. one carrot, one
bay leaf, sprig of parsley, one table
spoonful of butter. one and a half quarts
of cold water. three tablespoonfuls Of
-four, six hard-boiied eggs. Wash the
livers. open the hearts n remove the
clotted blood. Cut open the gizzards,
being careful not to cut through the in
nermost lining; empty them Of sand and
gravel and then cut out the thick skin
remaining. Put the butter in a frying
pan. Cut the vegetables into squares.
Throw them into the hot butter and stir
until a nice brown.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Spots on towels and hosiery will disap-
pear with little trouble If a little am
monia is put into enoug., water to soak
the articles, and they are left in 1t an
hour or two before washing. and II a
cupful is put into the water in which
white clothes are soaked the night be-
fore washing the ease with which the
articles can be washed and their great
whitcness and clearness when dried will
be very gratifying. Remembering the
small sum paid for three quarts of am
monia of common strength, one can cas-
lily see that no bleaching preparation can
be more chcaply obtained.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Loafers in West sl~x.y-.oursh street.

To TIC Editor.
l wish to know how 1t is that although I have
complained tNice-once In person TO the SER
geant at the desk and once by mail to Capt.
smith-that Vest Sixty street is literally
infested with ~loafers. who insult women and
girls, curse and swear and rush the growlcr."
while the policemen, one officer In particular,
stand on the corner conversing with ladies. fully
unconscious Of all else7 His ''pull' must be
great, as he seems to fer no one. As l told
Capt. Smith, my business keeps me out very late.
but 1t is always the came state OF AFFAIRS. and
the people he talks to are, some OF them. known
to every one In the neighborhood to be OF doubt
full character. I hope YOU will publish this, and
see II 1t will not remedy the evil. A. J. r..
207 West sixty. fourth street.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

One pound of powdered ugar, yolks of
six eggs, whites OF four eggs, rind of
one and juice of two lemons, o%ne-fourth
pound of butter. Beat the yolks of the
eggs, sugar and butter together until
very light; then d to them the whites,
well beaten. Pour this into n farlna
boiler, and stir constantly over the fire
until it thickens; then d the juice and
rind of the lemons. and turn into an
earthen vessel to cool.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Smallest Chvrch In Ero,ond.

The smallest church in England is said
to be Huntington Church. about fourteen
miles from E~astbourne, lying under the
shadow of the South Down hills. 1t 10
sixteen feet six inches from east to
west and sixteen feet from north to
south. The living Is in the gift of the
Crown, Its value is abou $50 per annum,
the population Is under twenty, and q
service Is held in the church once q,
fortnight. The vicar has other dutie,j
In addition to the cure of souls of tini
Lullington. II
The evening world., 1893-10-13
IA

tai floss n listerine, brushing after
each meal. In the morning and before
retiring with cool water, and using pre-
cipitated chalk not oftener than three
times Il week. Toe much dentifrice and
too vigorous brushing causes the gums
to recede from the teeth. A distin-
guished member OF the New York Dem
tai College prescribes ten minutes gum
chewing after n hearty meal ito help
digestion and clean the dentina."
The evening world., 1893-10-13

I. The foolish exploit Of taking q bridal
"trip In a balloon has been tried once
too often. There is. In consequence, a
dead bridegroom in Italy and there Is
q bride who will possibly not survive
her sudden widowhood. But these facts
wont deter the e rash couple which
sees Mt to try q honeymoon In the air.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
CABLE AND HORSE CARS COLLIDE
Four People Injured and Ono o.
Them May Die.

CHICAGO. Oct. IA Milwaukee grip
car crashed into a Blue Island avenue
horse car at la Sale n Madison
streets last night. injurlng our people.
one probably fatally.
The injured are:
Frank Bronski. bruised about head n
limbs. Il.
Herman 0etzka, bruised about head
and limbs.
Felix Keller, right leg crushed nj
severe isternsl b Sr,isss ma may ,n tt In.
jurics.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
BLOW. YE WINDS. HEIaH Ho!

Lord Dunr1yen is n connoisseur Of
winds. lie knows the ncolian article
when 1t reaches him without looking at
the name blown in on it's lee edge, and
q is very nnicky and fastidious about
the brand OF breeze that he uses when
he IL sailing his yacht to win.
lie hasn't been able yet TO find the
kind OF wind he wants on this side of
the Atlantic. We don't seem to have
what he wants in a windy way over
here. and in consequence his yacht Lays
and Milford yawns. and the whole
hlarsted business Of racing Valkyrie
against Nigilant is u bore and II loss
of time. don't you krow.
It's n wonder Milford does not send
over for IA few of the favoring zephyrs
that cavort around Cowes or for some
Of the jolly gales that blow in the
English Channel. why doesn't he i'm
port his wind? a dilettHnte like him
ought not to be left without IA supply OF
the wind Of his choice.
We are sorry that we haven't got the
kind OF wind over here that Milford uses.
We have our own brands of wind. and
they suit us very we'll. Milford ought to
hi''NhAf 'il'hhs y 'hSbN " hH' u
how good and pure II beautiful and
boosting they are. II he promises to say
II kind word or two for our native winds
when he gets home, we promise that the
next time he brings n boat over to race
for the Americas cup we will inveigle
senator pere down into the Swash
and have him shake n gale out
OF his whiskcrs that will make milord's
heart jump with joy.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

The Dock Commission has recently
Deem taught q lesson on the matter OF
the peoples rights along park lands. The
Park Commission has received some
positive instruction In the same line be-
fore CHS. II scene q trine Atrangs that
further teaching should be called for
~ ~'fn>r Hard The Eentiemen who
The evening world., 1893-10-13
4 Ste citing R0O.

For a gay and convenient stocking
bag. crochet In single stitch a strip
twenty by sixteen inches. Use n solid
color for the centre and various shades
to make a Roman stripe effect at the
ends. Tie in a fringe Of the different
colors and crochet together up the long
sides. leaving a slit to put in the stock
ings. Put n brass ring around 1t.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Mrs. leila Nuttall has at last solved
the enigma Of the Mexican calendar,
which Won Humboldt and many other
great scientists have worked over in
vain. Years of work had trained her
mind to the task of u~nravelllng this
mystery of the calendar stone Her con-
illusions have been accepted as final by
the archaeologlsts and astronomers, and
she will soon publish an elaborate work
on the subject
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Oficcs Need Not M0uId.

After a bottle or keg of olives he
beer opened the mould will 1901 form.
little horseradlsh or a few nasturtiur
placed therein will prevent this to a ce'
tain extent. The better way is to bu
them in small bottles, so hat the bott'
may be used before they have a chant
to mould,
The evening world., 1893-10-13
A a Bluecoat.

To the Editor:
Concerning the FIRE in West FIfty-fourth street
some time ago. ! desire to call attention to the
ofNcar who saved the lie OF the children and the
old crippled veteran at the risk OF his own life.
II was a, act Of heroic bravery that should not
20 unrewarded, as he took these people from the
top floor OF the burning building and aroused all
the tenants Of the hnuses I was an eyewitness
OF tn. heroic deed. I don't know his name. but
hi. number Is, I think, 3,32s. CITIZEN j.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
This Time lis strset-arabblne.

To The EdItor'
Would you kindly inform me whether Mr.. +,
Ryan, the bonn .ker. owns or rents the half OF
Morton street. between Washington end West
streets. as II IL at all times packed with cases
N that In driving through the sbovc-nnrned
stree, one Is always in fear OF smashing either
his own or some one elss's truck, as the DIS
tame. between the cases and the opposite side
OF tn. street will not allow two trucks to pass
,,xc,h.r, J. W. l..
The evening world., 1893-10-13
S{n,DIe Finish.

A simple finish for the bottom OF a
flannel petticoat is scalloping 1t in but
tonhole stitch with worsted in the color
of the skirt. If white flannel Is the
material used. white filling silk Is proper
and nice for the purpose.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
No.
To the Editor:
BROOKLYN, n. 7

To tho Editor:
Can a healthy young man. born In the old
country. but who came to this country ten
years ago and is now twenty-five years OF age.
and has made his living In America ever since,
but has not his American citizen paperss taken
out. be compelled by the United States Gov
eminent to be an American soldier In case Of
war! Il. T.. =.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

An Orange County butcher has been
arrested on the grave charge OF sending
diseased meat TO this city. II he Is on
victed, 1t must be a most severe punish
ment which will adequately 1T his crime.
Risking the health n lives of the popu-
lace for gain IL an ofense OF which there
can be no palliation and no condoning.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Crank Reldcn, who fred five shots
into the wheat pit of the Chicago Board
of Trade one recent morning. has been
committed to an Insane asylum. II is
his third term under restraint Twice
he has been discharged cured" Per-
haps the authorities will think more
'han twice before turning him loose for
relapse No. 3.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
A PinIess PeOpfr

Can there be a society without pins7l
In speaking of foreign sundries'' as im-I
ports, the English Consul at ChungkingI
observes that pins seem to be uni
known and the remark applies to thej
whole Of China. Neither pins nor walk1
ing-sticks are desired by the Chinese.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
LETTERS.

tTns column ia for the BENEFIT Of ererybody ,oho
has a complaint 10 make, a grievance 10 ~ucntt,nte,
reformation 10 ci,e, l question 70 AK or q public
te'rfcc 10 acknowledge, aud ,cho ran put n, idoo
into hss than 100 uordS Long letters cannot he
printed.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
steam Yach. Re1's stormy VOYAGE.

CHICAGO. H.. Oct. n-Ths handsome little
steam yacht Rex. Of New York. said to be the
fastest boat snoat, arrived here yesterday, over
. month from Buffalo. From the time she lef,
81. Clair River, At Port Huron. until the har,
Dor lish.t here was reached the voyage Wsa one
series Of gales,
The evening world., 1893-10-13
4 Womnn's Definition Of Money.

Money! What is money? SO many
dirty bits of coin, stamped with this
head or that, good for the quantity of
sweet stuff 1t will bring you.-Mrs. Annie
Edwards,
The evening world., 1893-10-13
prrffu BOdfce.

What is known as the riding habit
bodice is always the fashion. The model
Is made of rough green serge. SO inches
wide. sl.50 a yard, braided In black. The
braid is machine work that any operator
The evening world., 1893-10-13

S 10 as 'iiO"o
/ John II. d. veh.lase. 'iG. Victor J. Bowling
2. Michael J. Callahan. II. Patrick T. Tralnor.
. Jacob \. Mittnarht. Is. Daniel J Gleason.
I 'PatriCk II. Roche. 10. Adjourned.
5 Samuel J. Foley. 20. william II. lexicon
q, 'Moses Dinkeispirl. q. Adjourned.
! John Charles stein. .2g Michael L. Tohin.
$. ThCmns J. D'Donnell 90. GCOrgr g. Colin.
Q John +. McDermott. "a Robert V. staitield.
10 'WilIlRm Sulzer. 20. John Kclehcr.
II, Frederick ". McClov. &c. 'Louis Davidson.
II Edward u. La Fctra. -. 'GcnrEr T.. Webster.
~, JAS. H. southworth. Is. flames + Reilly.
II. John Cnrrigar. 20. arthur e. butts.
Is. Adolph Schiilinger. 80. 'Charlcs G. Marin.
'ltenoninated
In the Nineteenth District no nomina;
ton will be mad until 1t IL settled
whether II. c.. O'Sullivan. the one-armet
orator and present Assemblyman Is Il
go to the Senate. If he is not promoted
he Will 20 back to the Assembly. In cas-,
he goes to tina Senate the Assembly
nomination will either go to james j
Fitzgerald. of tn" County Clerks office
or Patrick k%errigan. an employee oI
the STRENGTHENING Department.
~Assemblvmen sullivan. O'Donnel nnd
Wolf Will graduate this, year TO The
Senate class, and Assemblyman Martin
to succeed Senator Plunkitt.
The nomination in the Diamond-Rncl
CTwenty-frstl is hung up. 1t Is not set
tied yet whether Louis IL. Hahlo will be
The Republicans have named these
candidates for Senators.
Dist. lDist.
! Andrew J. Campbell. II. Abraham Gruhcr,
.. John Schnildling. II Columbus -. Johnson
II. Thus f. Wentworth.
The following candidates for county
offices were nominated by tn" l'opullStS
For Comptroller II. Alden spencer; FOL
Surrogate, Wilbcrt Aldrich. for District
Attorney, Thomas j. Sanford, for Sher'
iff. John Haggerty: for toroners. lDrs
T.. n. Footc and W. Bryan; for City
Court Judge. Nicholas, Aleinikoft: foi
Judge OF Court % Common Pleas, I'D
ward w. Chamberlain.
These will be the Tammany nomtna
lions for Civil Justices, to be made to
night ,
First District. Wauhopc Lynn: Second
Charles NJ. Clancy: Third, w. II. Moore
Fourth, George +. Rossch; Fifth, II. NJ
Goldrogle: sixth, ID. +. Martin: Seventh
j. B. Mckeo con; Eighth, Joseph Stiner
Ninth. j. +. Fallon.
II. T.. Murray may get the Tamman!
indOsement in the Eleventh. The new
candidates are RocSCh. Martin and Sti
ner. or the present inCumbents Lachmai
and Steckler will retire. Jer1loman ma,
run as an independent candidate agains
Stincr.
The slate for Senators now is Sew
enth District. Martin 7. Mcmahon
Eighth. John +. Ahearn: Ninth, T. II
sullivan: Tenth, +. \. O'Donnel, Elev
enth, ]. c. Wolff; Twelfth. r. G. O'Sul
Ivan; Thirteenth. w. l., Brown: Four
tcenth, Jacob a. Cantor. A change ma,
he made in the Twelfth and Thirteenth
Districts before tomorrow night. whci
the nominations viii be made.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Cook the same as frizzlcd beef. but Use
two even tablespoonful of flour instead
of one. Add the beaten yollSs Of two
egg just as you take 1t from the fire.
Corned beef's liver may be cooked In
the same way.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

The Harlem speedway will share the
fate Of the Central Park speedway II 1t
undertakes to sidetrack the people in
favor of the trotters.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

After the North River span becomes q
certainty, perhaps some ~enterpr!sng
promoter will have time to devote Ia
bridging the chasm between the Park
Commission and the people.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Poor Brazil. Foes without and foes
within assa!l her capital. VIII she
never know that lasting peace within
her borders which Is the most blessed
possession Of q real Republic?
The evening world., 1893-10-13
strop a Razor and Now tho Lip.

Ny question 10 this: What is the best prepare
,lon ~ AMI TO hasten the growth OF a mus'ache
or max. one come out on . young man OF the
an, Of txrnty.one! WIN. wHALEN.
CHAS. REILLY.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

last storm. II is hoped that yesterdays
experience will be tho worst Of the hur-
%rlcanc, and that there viii be no serious
loss OF life.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

YHE WORLD vii r.. uaGer any eirc1m-
ua-e~a s,li its!t responsible fer IN. return or
as<k-e7i-s c. aay -s.ectei manuscripts OF pie.
sxrsa e ~saiso<,Sr esL-astsr or value. No e,cep.
taras viii - aate g tAis rule vita regard to
sftAer letters CT ire!osUres Nor will the ei.tor
atsr ia;o ecre,ooatenes concerning Unavailable
nan1sertrta
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Make Manhattan Day a success at
Chicago. Then come nome and make the
Manhattan vote tell for the states best
interests in the Fall election.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Municipal Home Rule ana the
"Greater New York" are two issues
which must not be lost sight OF in the
campaign for representation at Albany
this year.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

More serious than the New Orleans ep-
ISOLDE. SO far as the good name of the
country is concerned, is the Italian af-
fair involving Van Allen.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

There remains only the hope that the
late p~rotracted session of the senate may
have relieved some poor sufferer from
insomnia.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

The country Is waiting to heal Am
bassador Van Aliens story Of his non
voting record.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

1t promises to be hard work for the
Republic to love It's enemies at Wash.
ington.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Stylish, Sensible, Serviceable.

This dress Is good style. The material
is dark blue. basket woven hop sacking.
1t is 46 inches wide and worth s1.25 q
yard. Four and three-quarter yards will
make this walking suit. The skirt ID
known as the felix" 1t Is narrow Al
The evening world., 1893-10-13

The Senate won't vote. But every citi.
zen should Therefore, register.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Challenger Voorhees,, with a great
many less than ten thousand men,
marched up the hill-and fell down.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

There ARE issues before the people of
his state to be decided at the coming
election. which 1t is pre-eminently the
place Of the real people to decide. re-
CARELESS of politics and politicians. These
issue have been so put W that
the outcome must affect the future
standing OF the highest court In the
commonwealth. The result OF the cleo
ton must inevitably express the view
taken by citizens at large concerning
that court. 1t must tell whether the
people consider 1t worth while to attend
directly to their wi vital interests In
that vastly important department of
the State Government. the judiciary,
The case has been fairly AMI sQuarely
put on both sides. All the circum-
stances demand a full public expression
Of opinion. such as can only be had by
n great popular vote. No citizen who
has the privilege OF the franchise
should neglect to avail himself OF 1t
his Fall. No year Is an "on year In
which the interests OF the whole people
of the state are so vitality concerned.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

The Harlem speedway must be the
peoples speedway.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Even the debased silver dollar ring;
truer han the United States Senate.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

1t is in order for Mr.. Harrison TO
make pleasant jokes about wild horses.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

would cut of the peoples riverside path
way along the new speedway have
abundant reason to know better.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

could do after stamping. This bodice Is
suitable for any material. The tails
in the back would be cut shorter for n
tall, long-waisted figure. The front is
pointed and %buttoned, black bone but
tons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-25

The Senate Becomes Excited Over the
Appropriation.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.--In the senate
today the question of clerks 10 senators
Was taken UP IN the shape of a suhsti-
tutc offered by Mr. Hawley trepublieanl
Of Connecticut 10 the amendment re-
ported by the committee providing for
thirty five CLERKS To senators who are
not chairmen n committees az 90 per
day during the session ltoial sff.Juol.
The substitute was 90 make the clerks
annual clerks az -l go year. 49, 100.
In the course OF the discus ION oI this
discussion Nr. Dawes republican, of
Mississippi, IN chaege of the bill. pre-
diclosi lnat members II the house ~
representatives would before long be
compelled 10 adopt the method of hav-
ing clerks. The substitute was agreed
Ia. An amendment. offered by Mr.
Nolcott lrepublieanl of Colorado. in
creasing the appropriation for expenses
of the evil service commission preclpi.
tated a discussion. 81. ialelrepublicanl
- Maine accusing the committee of
constantly invading new domains and
getting it's jurisdiction extended The
committee had another opponeat in
Nj Harris tdenos.lsi II Tennessee. who
said be would - glad 10 have
from the statute book II found De.
Tenders IA IF Dawes. republican Massa
c.l,Ieetis and Mr. WoicDls. republican,.
Goiofssio. The forsnen eald that there
VAS not politician which had the
courage to offer 20 Fspeal the law. bui
that. indirectly and on side ISSUES. its
opponents were dizpo~'d 10 tseezc is,ait.
n Nolrott sifclafed that the coamie
slrn aas falniling il duty eiih the
highest and most sensitive regard "a the
law II eas the s.n!s department - the
government ia Whieh fasofis4sm wa@
net pfsstlcai Mr. Woir"ttr amend
meat eas agreed - VI SaNyes offered
al amendment pfoxnhnx that eleven
,uemtffn - the capital police who are
hunofablY tiis. hafgtsi et.i,tiefs ~ esiiofa
shall ~, ie removed Rithout eatsae NJ
tp.kr3 democrat Missouri sless ilsr.l
himself ~ pnfearaiy sstonished at
snrh a peep f.sBs ali Mf Woles'tt
ehafas fesi1fst e. ~ = piese 4 petty len
ngf felsficz el,sfeatoh III Sae pr
e'stfifeH fise snieasinlest. satins that
hr had f<ea ssifed - c1sf n No
fafti1f ff stfess see ni,sie it DE leeis
l4fita hft The senate - -. al
s,afpsa f,l' F.aai st.s - ~ s ea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-25

william Says IL Was Not Inspired by
Cleveland.

PHrLADELpHIs. Feb. Concerning
the letter sent out by Chairman ". r.
Harrity of the democratic national com
mittee for the purpose of ascertalning
the probable attitude II the democratic
members OF the house of representatives
Of the next congress who are not mem
bers of the present congress AMI who
have not voted on the question Of the re-
peal of the Sherman silver purchase act,
MIR. Harrity said. when asked about AZ:
1T is evident that some Of ous friends
are unduly exercised about the letter
sent out by me. The letter contained DO
expression of opinion and made no re-
quest as Ia the course 10 be- pursued by
any II the democratic representatives IN
congress. Neither was II sent 10 suea
members ~ congress. IL was sent only
10 the members IL the democratic IA
tional committee and 10 chairmen 81
the democratic state central committees
and was sent With the view of learn
ing as FAR as practicable the
position of democratic representatives
upon "A question. the final disposition of
which means much to the country as u
does 10 the democratic party
The letter was sent cut on my own
responsibility and the sugse iion that
il Was done az Mr. Cieveland's request Is
without foundation. II WIS given 10
newspapers al Washington. bat Tor
what reason / DO not know. However.
| believe IL publication wiildo no harm.
but on tie contrary it j. likely 10 be al
advantage"
What has been the nature of The re
plies yon have thus FAR received. vas
asked ~ M Harrity
That must decline 10 state at this
time. have already received many
answers. and as a rule men have not
hesi,aie,l - declare What their position
i or j. likely r. be as u the sherman
silver purchase act Many are sqnarely
IN favor ~ It's repeal: sonse are n favor
n its repeal in modified way. and
others are o,,,o-rd % its rrpeal. Further
than that ! have nothing 20 make
.uhltc