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The evening world., 1893-11-30
Stick to Trads-Let Girl Go.

To tho Edtor:
read In The Evening World OF Nov. 81 a
letter signed by conducto: in East New York,
who wanted to know what kind Of trade he
must learn to look pleasant 10 his gir Being
very particular and fond OF domestic happiness.
I have few words 10 say to conductor
friend. The girl whom he is going to marry viii
dcsolatc his home. though he cannot or could not
/ believe it Maybe he Is suffering from u
severe love-sckness. 4 lady who Ia DESTROYS 70
marry gentleman only FOR his profession and
wealth or for his eminent trade, oar friend $
girl will naver appreciate her husbands posi-
ton after marriage. She will always look for
somebody else who is higher than her husband.
I sincerely suggest that my friend try to find a
girl who has comprehended The word love" in
IT'S real meaning. lie had better give up that
girl instead OF his trade. r. L. ALTON1E.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

Prompt explanations are forthcoming
bf points which were not touched upon
h 1.-THE Evening Worlds" story of yes
ierday about horses bought for the
Ftreet-cieaning Department No question
pas raised as to the keeping OF the ac-
counts In the Department. and nothing
pas asserted as TO the prices which
commissioner Besttie paid for some
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Much Abused Adjeetiv,s.
ing girl has on a serge frock

Women who iuggle with descriptive
adjectives may like to know how they
are used in Crabb's English Synonyms.
"Prettiness is always coupled with sim
plicity; 1t Is Incompatible with that
which is large; a tail woman With mas
culine features cannot be pretty. Beauty
Is peculiarly female perfection; In the
male sex 1t is rather a defect; man
can scarcely be beautiful without losing
his manly Observation-Disclosures en-
ergy of mind, strength and robustness
OF limb; but though a man may not be
pretty or beautiful he may be hRndsome
or fine. woman Is fine who with
striking figure unites shape and SYM
metry; woman Is handsome who has
good features. and pretty II with SYM
metry OF feature there Is delicacy."
The evening world., 1893-11-30

ono hundred and fifty Brooklyn ladies
are working like brownies at o. home
Of Mrs. Lena Sittig. in jefferson avenue.
and the children Of 375.ONl World" read
ers are writing letters to win the Best &
Co. prize outfit.
That's tn" lay Of the land: that's tho
way tho plans for tho entertainment of
all tho poor tots In New York on Santa
Claus day look now.
The success Of the TIowling Swells NJ
on Murray HIN will pale before the
hnwltng. success of the Christmas-Trcc
Fund OF 1897.
It is the old. old story over again. Got
good thing started and 1t will go itself
go to the top.
Charles W. Kattell OF the Domestic Sew.
ing Machine Company, and mis- STAFF Of
amlablc operators II YOU want To know
iust what these good tolks have done
at tho dolls they hay" dressed!
Last night the brownie machin" was
going like race horse. Miss Ballerman
pretty littlo dolls lressmaker, directed
the stitching. Mrs. Edwards did the cut
ting. an thde DomesuC did the rest. II
was midnight when the last frock was
shocked and the last doll was ready ito
the operators went home and the office
was closed.
At o'clock tht. morning Union
SluhTt' az pTOdu"dy anu fourtpelltn
street, was thrungod. IL looked like n
flower market. Men All women. boys
and girls. were attracted by the staring
beauties In orange, pink. scarlet and
blue frocks piled up fresh loaves in
bakeshop. II any Of those early birds
on their way to work were tardy this
morning the DOMESTIC people are entirely
to blame.
The way they dressed those mimic
girls, and the way they punched and
grouped them-well. even the track men
who guard the curves ana crossings of
the, broadway cable cars were fascinated
and captiva:ed.
The dolls are about II foot tall and
beautiful. Some wear china poke bon
nets; others have caps. frilS and back
hair. Thu blondes are dressed in bright
slesia, and the dark beauty Of the
hrunett.s is enhanced by rich crimson,
lemon and orange Every dress is ad-
Unstable. neatly made, and intended ful
Il model These pretty dolls are to he
given ~ the girl guests of the Christ,
mdS-rrer Fund and the little frocks will
be- pattern dresses, So 10 speak, for in
fants.
These dolls, dressed by the Domestic
Company. We're donated to the fund 10y
friends Of Mrs. Si,tig.
But tier" will not he enough of them for
n" 1860 girls at The Evening Worlds
Christmas parties If any other dealer
manufacturer, firm or individual cares
10 donate a few thousand more. The
Evening World' will hc pleased to hear
from him. NELL. NEl son.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

The newest star discovered at Harvard
adds fresh laureis to the reputation OF
Miss Fleming, the chief examiner of that
observatory. In examining the 500 pho
tographic plates of the stars which had
arrived from the station in Peru she
discovered IL spectrum which was to-
tally unlike anything in that part of the
heavens. She laid 1t aside and exam
ined it the following morning. Careful
perusing showed that 1t was II new star
that had not previously appeared In that
part OF the sky and was very faint.
Miss Fleming has been connected with
the observatory for fifteen years, and
has made her way from mechanical
work to her present responsible position.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

/ most of the churches in the city The
church edifiCes were nearly all beauti-
fully decorated. and the music had been
especially arranged for the occasion.
In the way of decorations, possibly the
brooklyn Tabernacle. of which Rev. DIR.
Taln age is pastor, eXcelled all the 9TH
crs. The platform was a vcritable grove
II palms, ported plants. flowers and
cereals. The chanCel was banked in
chrysanthemums.
Dr Talmage delivered strong sermon
on "Thanksgiving."
At the Central Presbyterian church.
the congregation Of the Throop avenue
Presbyterian church assembled to par
tiripatc in joint services. The sermon
was prcachtd by. Rev. +. Carson.
Union services were also held at the
Park Congregational Church. The
churches participating were the Me
mortal Presbyterian, the Greenwood
Baptist the Eighteenth street Metodist.
The Twelfth stree Reformed ana the
Gsarles t. Buck and and John = T. F 1lt%du'S
me congrega ton OF st, Peters Church
celebrated Thanksgiving day by giving
The work was conducted under the su.
pe ,rEi on, Of Rev, pr. Parker;
- ht lrSt' second ana Third Unitarian
Churches had union service at the
Church Of the. Saviour on Pierrepont
street; Rev. Or j. W. Chadwick
preached the sermon.
| In the South Second Street NJ T.
church the services were unusually in
tsrssting, as the congregation celebrated
the eighty seventh anniversary of the
coming Of Methodism in the village of
Williamsburg. Rev A. II. Wyatt deliv-
cred the sermon. On Sunday the Rev.
pr. 5. f. tpham, of Drew Theoogicai
Seminary. will preach an anniversary
sermon.
Gen. James McLeer will review the
Forty seventh Regiment this evening.
The Parkway Driving club celebrated
the day by giving a series of trotting
races.
The Prospect HarrIers held a cross
country ran az Fort Hamilton this morn
ms,
In Flatbush turkey was distributed
among The poor by Mr.. ana Mrs VIII
Iam \. 4. Brown 80
The knickerbock-r Field Club of Flat
bush VIII give a hop tonight.
In II the charitable institutions of the
city, including the orphan Asylum.
hom" for rhe Aged and Home for CTiI-
pies the inmates will he given a big din
npr
The evening world., 1893-11-30

An enthusiastic lover of chocolate AZ.
firms in the Omaha Herald that for
those who wish to keep the Imagination
fresh ami vigorous. chocolate Is the hcy
crage of beverages. However copiously
you have lunChed, IA cupful of chocolate
Immediately afterwards viii produce dI.
gestion in three hours, and prepare the
way for II good dinner. 1t IL recon-.
mended to every one who devotes TO
brain work the hours he should pass in
bed; to every wit who fines he has be-
come suddenly dull; to all who find the
air damp, the time long and the atmos-
phere insupportable: and, above all, to
those who, tormented with ~ fixed idea.
have lost their freedom of thought.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

Wash and peel three good parsnips,
cut them into olive shapes, using only
the outside. Put them in a stew pan
with sailed cold water favored with
lemon juice. Bring them to a boil; then
strain them off. Put them in a pan
with a sauce of fresh butter. pepper.
cream or milk. and a little flour to
thicken it. Lay a huttered paper over
1t all. cover the pan and cook gently
for thirty or thirty-five minutes, then
sprinkle with finely minced parsley
and the juice Of half lemon and serve
very hot.
The evening world., 1893-11-30
THE CITY's HORSES.

The taxpayers OF the city nave been
no, Il little exercised over the heavy ana
constantly Increasing cost OF the street.
cleaning business. But 50 HnSious are
the people to secure clean streets ami 81
much have their hopes been disappointed
that II mas been idle to protest against
the extravaganza % the appropria lions.
The Evening World' has hroughi IA
light facts which may IN som" measure
accoun, fut In" large expenditures Of the
Department; in tho past ami the small
return the ciil has received.
When Commissioner Andrews took
office nc found tn" appro"ril tons nearly
exhausted. and deficiencies existing II
i now discovered that in flVe months.
March To July Inclusive. two hundred anl
sixty horses were purchased FOR Shc use
Of the Department, at n cost Of siNty-iivc
thousand dollars. which could have been
bought by any other customer for thirty
six thousand dollars. thus plunderng the
city in this one item OF about thirty thou
sand dollars.
There does moi seem to be any doubt
OF the fact that the firm of which the
horses ware purchased have offered the
same sort Of horses that were sold 10 the
city at two hundred and ffty dollars "A
head to outside parties at from one hun
dred aad twenty-five TO one hundred and
fortN-two dollars and half per head.
II Is singular that at the moment this
seeming dishonesty is exposed a white
washing report Of the Commissioners OF
Accounts OC the STRENGTHENING Depart
ment, under ex-Commissioner Brennan,
has been brought to light.
II Is proper to say that no horses have
vet been purchased by Commissioner An
drpus
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Lot Some "Jook Have her.

10 the Editor
My advice to Conductor" WAC Is in love with
certain you're lady that win not marry him
unless he gives IN his position at horse.rar con.
du'tor. IL to give her up az once. and thank his
NDarS that he has rid hms,,f Of a senscess NOR.
'ni who. in all probability, would be burden
instead Of a helpmcet to him FOR the balance Of
hi li'". Any young lady with as little sense as
she evidently SHOWS deserves TO be left on the
shelf Try again, young man. and res easy in
III" fsot that among the conductors in New York
city are great many good, honest feocs. like
yourself who feel proud u their positions. and
Justly So Stick 10 your ear until YOU can do
better. anil let this creature vita the hgh-string
notions wait until She strikes duke or a lord
she will then | vow, jump at the chance of get
ting Ncw York horse.car conductor. and YOU
thank the great World" ror = chance to gel
advised. ANTIQUE CONDENSED.
The evening world., 1893-11-30
THE DAY AND THE BIRD.

The 'd"a ~ ta,'ooed turkeys Tor Thanksgiving
may have been suggested by thc,g drumsriols-
Philadelphia Record
The turhey now comes to the door Of Time
anu reads on the plate, Thanksgiving This {,
sign IT may enter society Philadelphia Times
There will be NOR. than one "gobbler' al tn,
Thanksgiving table Gu Thursday, and the big,
eest one Will not be on the plate either VIII,
Transport Sun,
The Calamity HoNlsr viii spend a sad Thanks
giving Day. The signs ~ returning prosperity
are numerous and DEFINITE Philadelphia Ledger.
/ Down South they make the turkeys drunk With
corn soaked in whisky Just before d.spatching
They claim that II improves the favor Of The
bird. Perhaps Il does, but II looks mighty llk,
an excuse for getting a little more whisky sab
Into the syStem.-Boston Record.
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Advice to a Sport.

TO INC EOTTOT.
our friend 'I.ovelace" In last nights issue
wants to know whether II is preferable 10 break
on his intstuation. or to defy her parents" In
reply I Woulc say him. why not make a
"cour d'ctat' b. breaking on his attendance
at the sporting games. lie would then not be
Objectionable to her parents: in fact. I think he
would win their favor: and am sure the young
lady would he pleased also. think II he really
loves the LADY he ought TO be willing to DO this
to win her. unless he is OF very selfish DISPOSE
ton SENSIBLE.
The evening world., 1893-11-30
We Can't Take Care o, Gold.

To tNc Fdlt0r'
What is tho use Of an honest dollar: We can't
take care Of ono when have II. Since 1871
have dug from the ground 36s3. 600 900 OF gold
and 5000 00o 5000 Of silver. making a total 81
81 500 non. oOo. In 1880 had on hand $3.50.
600 600 in gold and sI3S, 900 900 in silver, total
oE ;I.127. 900. 900 France has no gold or silver
mines bu; to-day she has in circulation $500 600
600 in colo and 500 900 900 in silver. or a total
= 81 900 O00 OoO Americans are politicians,
French are statesmen. PETER LEE,
Cedar Grove. ~ J.
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Brooklyn's Wonderful Streets.

To the EditCr:
! would like to ask the BOARD Of Health II they
ever intend to remove the ashes and garbage from
the block in Eighteenth street, between Ninth and
Tenth avenues as there is heap OF the same
about five feet high They put lamp posts in the
block about two months ago but haven't seen
the lamps vet. | don't why can't have
gas as we'll az the farmers in New Utrecht.
Hoping they will give us light enough to climb
the piles OF rubbish In the Dclmar ward I re-
main. respectfully, CHARLES F. bfRNE.
534 Eighteenth street, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-11-30
!Meired Clusters.

Baltimore style, will go straight to the
heart of a hungry man. Take, as needed
lhree dozen large oysters. drain and
pace III a saucepan with one ounce of
good butter; cover the pan ana cook two
minutes; season, add a gin of cream.
few drops of lemon Juice half an ounce
OF butter and little minced parsley.
As soon 8 thoroughly hot send to table
The evening world., 1893-11-30
Sailed Peanuts.

few quarts of peanuts shelled and
sailed are good to have on hand at
Christmas. Allow a tablespoonful of
butter for each quart of nuts and brown
on shallow dishes in good oven, watch
ing carefully that they do not scorch.
Shake fine salt over thickly and throw
them in a colander to cool
The evening world., 1893-11-30

IL Inc calling Of public hearing on the
,rspuestion of riverside pathway for the
renew Harlem speedway IL an encouraging
sim that Park Board ma jority is yet
nsppen to conviction as to the peoples de-
. fires and rights in this matter. There
twill be no mistake as to what is heard
Pat the hearing
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This Girl Wants Q Home.

am girl twenty years Of age and out OF
employment and thrown my resources to
do for myself Have tried work, but failed Am
willing and oblging. Can do fine sewing. up
stairs work, nurse for child or any light work at
all, Must have a home. viii some lady or gen
tIcman assist me to a good home, for would ap-
preciate II very much? A. LEE, Jersey city
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horses. II was simply shown conclu-
sively that fer certain horses bought
during Commissioner Brennan's term
the city paid s2sOOO more than the
amount for which the city of Newark
could have obtained an exactly similar
supply. This is the point to he ex-
plainpd.
The evening world., 1893-11-30
BR0OKLYNlTES REJOICE.
They Have Plenty OF Things to Give
cd. Thanks. for, This Year.

Thanksgiving was observed in the
usual way by Brooklynites. Its celebra
ton was not different from those of
former years. but the taxpayers felt that
they had more reason to be thankful
than they had had for many years.
Services were held this morning in
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That new park at Macomb's Dam will
pc right at the beginning Of the new
[Harlem Speedway. II should be posi-.
pie for the people who seek II to walk
fight on from the park along the river
fide OF the drive. THIS they will be able
20 do II the Park Board does its duty
hnd revises its speedway plans
The evening world., 1893-11-30
A Lucky Your Man.


eighteen years old, and both go out With the
same Young man. lie is twenty .one years Of
age and very pretty He does not seem any
different to either Of us Would any OF your
kind readers give us some good advice as TO
what We should do or say?
TWO LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

a plum pudding is quickly made by
crumbling a pound can of pudding made
~ a reliable firm. adding two cups OF
bread crumbs soaked in milk a small
cup OF minced suet. three eggs beaten
light. half a cup Of sugar and cup of
stoned raisins. Turn all these ingredi-
cn:s. after mixing we'll. into a buttercd
mould and boil three hours
The evening world., 1893-11-30
Frien ia of the Christ m AS Tree Fund
Arc ComisE Forward.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

My. oh, my! what fund THE Even
ing Worlds" Christmas guests are going
to have this year,
Almost $500 in the cashiers Office And
nifty bonnv doll babies, all dressed
and on exhibition in the windows of
the Domestic Sewing Machine Com
nnnNi
The evening world., 1893-11-30
A Fair in West Hoboksn.

TO me E1ior'
The Junior Tennis club OF West Hoook.u. y.
J., have decided 10 hold TAR for the Christmas.
Tree Fund for The Evening World" The fair
vii b" under the manasement Of Miss n Rorhes-
''r and Wal be held about Dec II We expect
- gesli7" about 500 on N" anair. which We viii
seaI 70 The Evening World fOr the purpose Of
making the poor children hsDpv al Christmas
a time when everybody IL rejoicing except the
poor children who have nothing N make them
happy only The Evening World" which does
It's snare nobly, and the Junior Tennis club In
tends 10 helP YOU as much a possible In the
noble work. Respectfully, THE COMMITTEE.
Three Little New Rochelle Girls.
70 IN. Editor:
lnelosed ind 81 for the Christmss-Tres Fund
The evening world., 1893-11-30

For each pie allow one and half cup
fails of stewed and sifted pumpkins, one
cupful of boiling milk, half cupful OF
brown sugar, half a tCaspoonful of salt.
one-halt tablespoonful of cinnamon. one
half a saltspoonful of ginger, and two
eggs Line a deep pie-plate with good
paste, put on rim, and fill with the
piimnkin
The evening world., 1893-11-30

haps, how largely he mad administered
his own to his family. Little Women"
was published in 1868. and still affords An
income to Miss AlCotts heirs. 1t IN,
Deen translated into French. German
and Dutch,
The evening world., 1893-11-30

Brush traps seem to recommend them
selves as necessities. They are of ivory.
with oblong compartments at either end
for the brushes. The square compart-
ment in the centre is floorcd with n
mirror, and into this the round brush
for the hair hat or velvet may be
1rODped
The evening world., 1893-11-30

!. Does New York like % confess that tn.
5age Is too fast for her" If not. why
s,does she go on contentedly with the bar,
Sbarous knock ACKNOWLEDGMENT system
alwhen an excellent police signal and patro
tservice could so readily be established?
The evening world., 1893-11-30

That Prince Colonna, who married
Mrs. Mackay's daughter has done a
great deal to discourage rich American
girls from marrying titled b!ackguards.
but II is to be feared that the lesson
will be wholly wasted.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

y The question whether the city pays
t,omy the market price for horses is
"a question Of fact, to b. investigated!
ysisoberly and calmly. We regret to OBJ
ft.serve in some Of our esteemed contem-
Poraries disposition to so into Mysteries
xover IT,
The evening world., 1893-11-30

The tarin Organs arc 4 trine inconsls tcnt in
d"noUn'lnE tho Wilson hin as 'tarin tinkcrrng 90
and IN III" sam" breath Ns clean sweep. but
they long SIh"" got over the notion that consist.
enry was jewel philadelphia Record
The evening world., 1893-11-30

No apology will he necessary for the
intrusion of real rapid transit upon the
placid dreams of the Commission which
imagines it has agreed to something of
that sort.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

After leaving him undisturbed for
twenty years, Hoboken authorities Sc
eured the arrest OF the alleged keeper
pr a disorderly place just as hewas about
20 sail from New York for Europe,
This may be good step for Jersey
Justice 1t doesn't exactly bear the
ftamp. however Of Jersey long headed
ness. 1t would have cost less to let the
hlan so and trust to his not coming
back
The evening world., 1893-11-30
who Wants a whistler?

To the Editor
| have ACCOMPLISHED the dnfcult art OF whis-
Ting two distinct separate parts at one and the
same time; that is 10 say, soprano and alto
could | not make money by this sr by appearing
IN pnhMcH 4. Z. C, Trenton. y. ].
The evening world., 1893-11-30

We feel an assurance almost amount
ing to a conviction that the next pur-
chase of ash-cart horses by the city will
be made at reduced prices
The evening world., 1893-11-30

Give the children OF the very poor
reason to be thankful that Christmas is
coming. You can do this by helping on
The Evening World" Christmas trees.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

Just 90 think that McKane may spend
his pext Thanksgiving with the turnkey
instead of the turkey.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

Quite the laIes, thing in Coron"rs iury
Rerdicts comes from Georgia. A prisoner
Fas taken away from Officers a. guxlcv
ind hanged by a crowd. The return made
ffter the Inquest was that tn" fellow
pane to his death at the hands Of "a we'll
known mob IL the word Of this jury
= TO be accepted, the Sheriff cannot plead
Pack OF Information as an excuse for nos
Experimenting and prosecuting the lynch
The evening world., 1893-11-30

That STRENGTHENING Department horse
deal revealed by The Evening World"
is $4,000 horse ON the> city. Who's
the winner?
The evening world., 1893-11-30

Ii is too bad that Thanksgiving Day
isn't universal occasion. France might
get 1t in before her latest Cabinet re-
signs.
The evening world., 1893-11-30
Saved Els Pennies.


Enclosed pleas. hnd s, FOR the poor children 5
Christmas free. FRED and NATALIE,
Age seven and two years.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

New York is first in location. first in
population. first In wealth and last in
police signal and patrol wagon facilities.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

The little vat worn by the Child IN
the accompanying sketch is Of electric
The evening world., 1893-11-30

Hurrah for every sturdy kicker o.
Manhattan Field and at Cambridge, too
The evening world., 1893-11-30

Next year New York should he able
TO give thanks for a police signal and
patrol wagon service.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

Capt. Randall, his wife and his crew
have especial reason for giving thanks
to-day, after their rescue of yesterday.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

"A private sale of horses to the city
In private snap" How could any one
expect 1t to be Otherwise?
The evening world., 1893-11-30

/ New York is a sort of university ex
tension to-day.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

! On Thanksgiving 1t sometimes happens
that the better the bird the better the
day.
The evening world., 1893-11-30

. Is New York doomed to suffer the de
filement of smoke and SCOT?
The evening world., 1893-11-30

from Edith Mattel and Mae. three it'll. girls from
New Rochelle. l.. T.. II.
81 Woodland avenue. New Rochelle. y. y.
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Who Has Seen . Black Ghost
Answers to Questions.

Are the ghosts Of All ans black or white
EDITIIA IOLETA
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THE EVENING WORLDS

'In our midst to-day-the turkey