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The evening world., 1893-12-27
Hubby's Night Out.

to getting out once a week (evenings) and I agree
most heartily with his wife. I have been mar
ried a year and my husband has been out only
a few evenings since our marriage. but like &c.
W." would like once a week. I think. how
ever that when a man marries he is supposed to
stay In with his wife. Men are very queer things.
Before they are married they will make all kinds
of promises; they will never want to 20 out
evenings, never will they want to leave your side
but six months OF married life and they want to
go back to their old habits. So you see. George
W." I keep my hubby in like your wife does
you. I hope that she will not even give you
one evening q month. Mrs. d. N
The evening world., 1893-12-27

Police COMMISSIONS Sheehnn. OF this
city. Is plainly accused of having been
n d~efaulter when he left the Comptrol-
ler's office in Buffalo. There Is no dis
position to deprive him OF a fair hear
Ing In the matter. Whatever defense
and explanation he has to offer will be
heard and given full weight. Mr.. Shee-
han holds n responsible position in New
York. The people here whose interests
he Is supposed to represent are entitled
either to have n clean man In that office
now or TO have the place vacated 80 that
n fit man may be appointed to It. Mr..
Shcehan does not clear himself by simply
declaring that another man is n liar. He
must explain 80 as to fully exonerate
himself. or, II he cannot do that, he
should resign. And failing either to ex-
plain or to resign. he should be forced
out OF the office he cannot hold without
dlscredit to the municipality.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Cold Meat for Slfcfn0.

Clean and trim five pounds Of good
round of beef. Put 1t In a large pot and
nearly cover it with water. Add a heap
ing ~teaspoonful of salt, a pinch each Of
ground cloves. cinnamon, allspice and
mace and a tablespoonful Of sugar. Boil
six or eight hours, letting all the water
boil away. Put the meat in an earthen
dish, put on a plate and a heavy weight
and let 1t cool. 1t will be found a DELI
cious dish for tea or for making sand
witches.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

Small ostrich tips, about a finger long,
backed by feather aigrettes mounted
on gold halrpins. will be worn this winter
with full dress.
Pearls, black. white and pink, Of
urlque beauty Of shape and color, are
worn set bud fashion in a tiny cup Of
b%riliants as ornaments for the hair.
Jet in every form will be more In vogue
than ever-crowns. bands. aigrettes,
buckles and sprays being eagerly sought
for hat and bonnet decoration by both
young n old.
New gloves in prune. nav blue and
bottle-green have moderately heavy
stitching ending at the wrist in fancy
scrolls. Large buttons in horn or nickel
are in high favor.
Two-toned laces with insertings to
match are fashionable.
Hats turned up in front and those with
brims cut in the middle and rolled back.
so as to 81 e a brimless effect. are popu-
lar. pretty n very becoming to some
faces.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
BLOCK ON THE BRIDGE.
Passengers Delayed Half an Hour
by an Accident to an Engine.

A blockade OF bridge cable cars OF
half an hours duration occurred at 10
o'clock this morning and Inconvenience
a large number OF passengers.
An accident to Engine No. Q. on the
Brooklyn side, was the cause OF It all.
The engine undertook to shift too heavy
n load in the Brooklyn station. and the
cylinder-head cracked.
No trains could run until the disabled
engine was hauled back INTO the yards
and another brought out to pull the train
up to the cable, A train crossing from
New York had o stop n the middle
OF the bridge, and the result was an
accumulation OF trains at the New York
end.
Passengers coming to New York had TO
walk nearly a quarter OF the length OF
the bridge through a long line OF cars.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
STUDENTS AND SOCIALISTS.
German University Men Send ar
Address to Geneva Congress.

VIZ NJ
LONDON, Dec. ga despatch to The
Times from Berlin says that the Social
list students In the Universities of Berlin.
F%reihurg. Munster. Marburg and Kiel,
for the first time In German University
history, nave publicly declared their SEN
timents by sending an address to the In
ternational Congress of Socialist students
at Geneva They also intend to send a
delegate. The address says:
w are OF the opinion that the intel
lectual proletariat has the important role
OF ~eXpounding Socialist theories to the
people. We are not yet in a position to
organize ourselves publicly. but we as
sure the Congress that IN spite of public
restraint we will contribute to the extern
sion of Socialist ideas with the greatest
energy N by every means within our
power"
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Eleven Years. Married Experience.

TO the Edltor:
l think Carlos had better not take the ad-
vice Of j. Krakow, who has been married only
four months: he hasn't had experience enough.
II we could hear from him four or eight years
from now. on that same salary. I think he would
say marriage WINS q failure. One room and a bed
room might not meet the demands OF his family
then. I have had eleven years experience. My
husband has never earned less than SIS q week.
and I assist greatly by dressmaking. but when liv-
ing expenses. Doctors bills and many other things
too numerous to mention are paid. and a few
dollars laid aside for 4 stormy day to provide q
home for old age. there are not many dollars
left at the end OF the year for luxuries or beer.
A PORTCHEsTER WIFE.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Household Hints.

A whisk broom is the best clothes
sprinkler and the water should be hot
A feather bed which has done SERVES
for a generation or two is hardly a oe-
sirable thing upon which to sleep.
1t is said that chocolate cake can %
kept fresh by wrapping 1t tightly In but
tered paper and putting 1t In a TIN o'>
away from all other substances -,
To bake bananas, strip from one sue
a piece of the skin. Their loosen the
skin from the sides Of the fruit aus
well with graduated sugar and bake II.
moderate oven half an hour. Serve no.
In the skins.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Willing to Make the Test.

To the Enlt0r:
I have been an interested reader OF the letters
In The Evening World" regarding marriage on
$40 per week. I get fl2 q week. and have lain
awake nights wondering whether 1t would be pos
sible to keep house on that amount. or course,
I know many who live on less. and some who
can't get along on twice the amount; Just as there
are some Of your correspondents who believe $40
Is %sufncient and more who doubt II $40 Is enough.
Much depends on the previous bringing up OF
both. and on the wife's ability as a housekeeper.
To decide the matter. II there be a girl who is a
reader of THE Evening World" and believes she
can keep a home on .l2 for a young man who is
getting tired Of boardinE-h houses I will marry her
and give your readers the result OF a practical
test. P. ]. LANG.
l29 Duane street,
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Ready to Flog Husbands.

TO inc EUItOT.
In answer to "A. ". y" one OF the broken
hearted. and others who are troubled with refrac-
tory husbands, who badly need a very thorough.
good old fashioned spanking: Now. from ex-
perience. l know that all that is required on the
part OF a lady is for her to show determination.
and let the man know that when she says to him
that she will give him n spanking for doing any
thing that onends her she will do so. and In a
very austere manner. even II he should be required
to take his meals for a few days of the mantel-
piece. II either OF those ladies want to have
their wishes accomplished in a manner that will
have a very salutary effect and to have It done to
perfection let them say so and l will communi-
cate with them. They will find that they will
have no further trouble with their husbands after
q lesson or two from. yours truly.
NINE. RIRCH
The evening world., 1893-12-27
HestOn PUDDING.

Mix two tablespoonfuls of cornstarcb
In a little cold water, three tablespoon
fuls of sugar and n little salt. stir
1t Into a pint OF boiling water and boi,
a few minutes. Take from the fire and
beat into the mixture the whites of
three eggs previously beaten to a stir
froth. Flavor to taste. Pour in a mould
and set to cool. Make a sauce with one
tablespoonful of cornstarch mixed in n
little cold milk, the yolks of the three
eggs, a little salt. two tablespoonfuls Of
sugar, a small piece Of butter; flavor.
pour 1t Into one pint Of boiling milk,
boil a few minutes, stirring constantly.
Serve cold.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

Charity is a blessed thing. 1t helms
men over hard places, But It doesn't
change hard times. 1t is in fun demand
Just now. and there Is a gratifying sun.
ply OF the simon-pure article ON call
But where and when is the trouble IN
snd the extraordinary strain upon
Denevoien impulse to cease? When is
the cause Of the present gloomy spell
70 be accurately diagnosed and removed?
There has been no lack OF theory as to
the meaning and origin of these hard
s'-aeH Where y the practical man OF
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Ample jelly.

Apple jelly is little regarded because
the apple is SO common Nevertheless 1t
Is one OF our most excellent fruit jellies.
and 1t is a standard dependence of the
French cook in the preparation OF fruit
pies nj various other desserts. Apple
Jelly is best prepared from time to time
as 1t is needed. though there is no OBJ
lection to having two weeks supplies in
the house for fruit pies and general use.
For an apple jelly select a dozen firm.
well-fiavored apples. Fall pippins make
an excellent jelly, but almost any we'll
favored, slightly tart apple will do for
this purpose. Do not peel the apples.
but cut them into perfect quarters, leav-
ing the core in, but removing any wormy
specks. Partially decayed apples are I'M
fit for this purpose. Pour a pint Of cold
water over them and slice In half a
lemon. Put them in a porcelain-lined ket-
tie to boil. Let them cook for twenty
minutes. and then strain them through a
fine sieve or a coarse cloth. Add sugar
in the proportion of a pound to every
pint Of Juice. Let the sugar and apple
juice boil together for twenty minutes.
Then test the mixture and as soon as 1t
forms a jelly pour It into cups.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
SMALL BOY; BIG LIAR.
John Howard Not an Orphan, as He
Told the Police.

John Howard. the eight-year-old boy
who. Monday night, entered the Madi-
son street police station and
himself as an orphan, without a home
or friend. has turned out to be a pre-
variCator.
Agent Dletz found his parents alive
and well at 179 Thompson street, and
In the Essex Market Court to-day Jus
tice VoOrhis read the boy a sharp lee
ture about lying and turned him over to
his parents.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
VIII Scarcely Become n Fashion.

tight shoes and are always in the hands
OF pedicures might profit by a bit of
Indian practice. A woman who has
lived In the West a great deal says she
never heard of an Indian. either man or
woman. having corns. She herself had
a pair OF moccasins which served her
a very good turn. and If n one will
take the trouble to secure a pair and
wear them persistently for a while, she
says. any trouble with the feet will dis
appear.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
True Politeness on the "L."

To the Editor:
Bald Eagle writes about American polite
ness as though II were a reality. He says that
Americans pride themselves on true politeness. 1t
would be nearer the truth to say that not a few
Americans hide themselves from true politeness
(behind newspapers). A glance In a crowded l.
train will support the truth of this. The man who
holds down a car-seat and continues to hold 1t
down while a lady in front of him hangs on a
strap can hardly claim that pride which Bald
Eagle raves about. even though he may raise his
hat to lady acquaintances. II true politeness Is
to be measured by the raising OF ones hat. the
less said about being proud OF American polite
ness the better. I claim that the man who raises
himself to tender a lady his seat. is more polite
than one who only raises his hat. HAIRLESS.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Four French Warships Unfit for
Long Voyages.

my Associated Press)
LONDON, Dec. ga despatch to The
Telegraph from Paris says It is asserted
hat the Bayard, which has just been re-
paired at a cost OF half n million francs
to replace the Trionthante as a flagship
in the French squadron in the far east,
has been detained at Toulon. experts
declaring that she was unable to stand
the voyage. NJ. Lockroy. the correspond
ent adds, declares that the Hoche. Mar
ceau and Neptune are also topheavy.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Says the Philadelphia Press : "

Says the Philadelphia Press I: within
a year past forty-six people, young and
old. nave been killed by the trolley cars
In Brooklyn. nearly all OF whom, from
the manner of the accident, might have
escaped with n simple shaking up had
the cars been provided with tenders. as
they should be-" Then the moral is
drawn that in Philadelphia, where the
trolley has just gained n foothold. care
shall be taken at the start to see that
the cars are all properly equipped with
life-saving tenders. Let New York take
this same lesson to mind for the cable
lines. There have been too many VIC
tins already, on broadway. Let the
safety tenders be brought on before the
list Is frightfully heightened.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Wants the Daily Bill of Fare.

I presume &C. g., Brooklyn who claims to
have the incest little home any man could wish
to have on $40 a week. and pays SIC q month to
the landlord and a few dollars to the gas COM
pany. 10 feeding on free lunch. and sends his wife
around to mother-in-law's for her tea and hash.
II this IL not the case. will &C. S." please en-
tighten the readers OF The Evening World with
his daily bill OF farer
AN ANXIOUS
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Wives and Girls Cigarettes.

7 q 1T TuTtUTs
l would suppose when any man of honor prom
ises before Gods altar to take this woman and
f~orsakins all others keep only unto her SO long as
they both live tho question OF wife or mother
thereby settles itself. As regards our girls smok-
ing. why. our boys are running their prospects for
life by the early use OF tobacco. II the girls do
likewise. who will be left to come to the front In
IIfa'a hattlea W
The evening world., 1893-12-27

Very encouragingly the work goes on
Of o~verhauling the men engaged in frauds
at the polls in the late election in this
city. II he crusade is to nave It's fun
measure of effectiveness, the zeal in
prosecution must be as unfagging as
that shown in getting indictments. Fake
notice of this fact for your use on COM
Ing again into the Distrlct-Attorneyship,
Mr.. Fellows.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
CLEVELAND AND HIS DUCKS.

1t is difficult to understand why Presl-
dent Cleveland should sneak out through
the back door OF the White House to
go du~ck-shooting. He and his private
secretary have invested the preparations
for an excursion against the canBas-
back with NJ much mystery a. II the
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Drop Biscuit.

three teaspoonfuls baking powder. one
tablespoonful lard. worked in until you
cannot find 1t. Wet up with water or
milk until it drops from the spoon.
Pour into creased muffin pans and bake
in q quick oven.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Narrowsburg Swept by Rtorm.

PORT JERNlS. n. Y. Dec. 27.-The entire
upper end OF Narrow shurg. n. Y. was swept by
hre last night. The following buildings were
burned Gutheil's Hotel, harms and outbuildings.
lch's Hotel. Green's dry goods store, Heinle
Brothers store. Decker's mills, Crncker's drug
store, Kuhns dwelling. Total loss large and in.
surance slight.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Raising Queen Bees.

Mrs. Jenni Atchley. Of Beeville, Bee
County, Tex, has 800 colonies of bees, de-
voted entirely to queen rearing. She is
the most extensive breeder OF queen bees
In the world. She is a woman of thirty
eight, and has eight children. WA whose
help she does all the work In her apiary.
She has sold over 1000 queens this year,
and expects to sell 5000. Some single
queens are valued at 500 each.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Suggest a Game, II You Can.

To the Editor:
VIII some OF The Evening World readers
kindly suggest a few games that could be INDUCED
In by a party OF about twenty-five persons. /
wish to have some company to my house, and,
as our rooms are not large enough to admit OF
dancing. we have to depend on parlor games for
the entertainment OF our guests. HOSTESS.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

STRENGTHENING Commissioner Andrews
Will do well II he shakes the dust out
OF New York as vigorously as he shook
MS fst at Tax Commissioner Barker
yesterday.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

The pirate flag comes down. There is
an unconditional surrender OF the enemy
In the city's first fight against the soft
coal smoke demon, This may serve as a
warning 10 other pirates OF the same sort
to steer clear of Manhattan Island.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Call Her Audrey.


To NJ F9uTNOT7
have been having a guessing contest on 4
doll. TO name her. for which l would very much
like you to be godfather. She 10 a very elegant
young lady. and all seem to thing shs would
like To have The Evening worid' for sponsor.
Will you kindly name her for NET
L q. LANDMAN. Frssport I.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

affairs who sees the root OF the evil and
can strike It a hard and telling blow?
Is he in Congress7 Shall we look next
week for his manifestation and for the
beginning OF a brighter Industrial but
lonL9
The evening world., 1893-12-27

A Wall street broker yesterday won a
wager of SIS by keeping his temper while
his fellows on Change put him through
q severe course OF guying and a unique
Encouragement of his costume. 1t may
yet happen that "roughIng II" in Wall
street may be Endorsed as Mt to rank
with football playing as a means of
imparting self-control to a man of spirit.
Who knows?
The evening world., 1893-12-27

No mean part of tho plan OF selt-de-
Tense adopted by the police under DR..
Parkhurst's charges must be precautions
to prevent the least harm coming to
their accuser at the hands OF threatening
crankg
The evening world., 1893-12-27

C~h'cago's estimated deficit for the year
was lately put at 500, GO. Now It Is In
creased TO 81. 500, 900. The Windy City Is
paying dearly for her Worlds Fair,
though 1t was a great and good show.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

They speak about closing saloons with
dynamite out in Indiana. One would
naturally think that the first effect of
the explosive would be to throw a place
pretty wide open.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Poured Bcnzine on a Stove.

The police OF the Delaney street station re-
ported as the cause OF a IRE at 22i Division street
about s o'clock this morning. pouring henyine
on a stove" The FIRE was In Jacob Greenbush's
paint store at the above number. on the nrst
moor of a two-story brick tenement. The dam.
age was trining.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Three Boy Skaters Drowned.
my Associated Press,

OGDEN, Utah. Dec, eL-Three boys, Tracy F.
and Oscar Bingham. sons OF Bishop Bingham, and
John Ashlander, were drowned while skating on
a creek At Riyerdale. about three miles from this
city,
The Ice gave way, letting them into a deep hole.
The bodies were recovered.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
DA CANA MUCH DISTURBED.
No Reinforcements Come-Revolts
Among His Men.

LONDON, Dec. 2L.-The Exchange
Telegraph Company says that de-
spatches received from Rio de Janeiro
report the insurgents to be In a critical
condition.
Several preconcerted risings are said
to nave been c~heckmated. and Admiral
da Cana is reported to be disturbed by
the non-arrival OF reinforcements.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

Because a woman In Terre Haute has
been choked to death by n piece of
bread. the cry for bread uttered by the
hungry. the country over. will not be
Uubdued.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Shot His Sweetheart and Himself.

Tex, Dec. 27-Lee Willis
shot and killed Miss Minnie Moore and then com
They were cousins and betrothed. The tragedy
They were cousins and bethrothed. The tragedy
VAS the result Of a misunderstanding that arose
while out riding.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

fourth is Mrs. Christian Davis. common
ly called Mother Ross. according to tho
title page of her biography, published in
London. in 174o. "in several campaign.
under King William md the late Duke
of Marlborough, in the quality of a foot
soldier and dragon. gave many signal
proofs of an unparalleled courage and
bravery"
The evening world., 1893-12-27
French Banker Bertrand Shoots and
Kills Himself.
Oy Associated Press.)

uy Associated Press.)
PARIS. Dec. I'm. Bertrand. a bank
er of Chinon. southwest OF Tours, went
to his country house. nj Fonteville, on
Saturday last and committed suicide by
shooting himself with q revolver.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Potomac River Lighthouse Burned.
(By Associated Prsss,)

VUJ N55UVIatVu TTtaaTT
BALTIMORE, Nd. Dec. IA Norfolk steamer
has arrived here and reported that the lighthouse
a. Lower cedarpolnt. on the Maryland side OF the
Potomac. WAS burned 10 the pileA Nothing has
been heard from the keeper or his assistant, but
Il y bslisvsd Asi thsy escaped. =.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

DR.. Parkhurst sees that his weapon is
well sharpened before he prods the tiger
again.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

II there could be satisfactory evidence
produced that the Rapid Transit Com
missio is even thinking OF rapid transit,
that would be something.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

Does Sheehan plead not guilty to the
charge of being unfit for Police Commits
sioner? And how does Martin plead to
the same accusation?
The evening world., 1893-12-27
London Anarchists and Communists
Hold IA Secret Meeting.

LONDON, Dec, ga conference OF
Anarchists and Communists at the Auton-
omic Club yesterday was attended by
delegates from all parts OF the kingdom.
The proceedings were private.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

When It elbows great guns" down the
bay Ia New York In n state of siege?
The evening world., 1893-12-27
The Queens Descendants.

The Queen has now ffty-seven de-
s%cendants, of whom four are, or have
been, sovereigns-the Empress Frederick.
the Emperor william, the Duke Of Edin-
burgh and the Grand Duke OF Hesse.
Nine others are heirs apparent-the Prince
of Wales, the Duke of York, the Ger
Crown Prince, Prince Albert of
Edinburgh, Prince George OF Greece, the
new born Prince Of Roumania, the Prin-
cess Ferdinand, the Hereditary Princess
of Saxe-Meiningen and the Duchess of
Sparta. With these the late Grand
Duchess of Hesse may be remembered.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
LETTERS.

THIS column 10 for the BENEFIT Of everybody ,rho
has a complaint 10 make, a grievance 10 u~entidte,
Information TO ptrc. a question to ask or a pubic
service 10 acknowledge, and rho con put The idea
into less than 100 words. Long ktters cannot be
printed.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

What kind of a New Year will It be,
anyhow. " Trinity chimes don't ring
Il In?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-12-14
Third Stage Of Catarrh .
How CONSUMPTION BEGINS AND ENDS

In the third or last stage of chronic
catarrh the thickened and swollen men,
oranes become thin and shiny and the
spata thick and of very offensive odor.
Unless something is done to prevent
the catarrh will follow the mucous
membrane into the lungs, where it
will be followed by cough night-sweats.
rapid loss of flesh, and the other dread
SYMPTOMS of consumption. How few
people seem to realize this truth! Who
has not seen the victim of consumption
struggling for life in the fatal grasp of
Its last stages? The unnatural bright
ness OF their CLASSY, anxious ewes. the
hectic flush of their shrunken cheeks.
the dilated nostrils, and deep sepulch-
raj voice, the painting breath and hut-
tering heart, the frightfully emaciated
form, the hopefulness of the patient
and the hopefulness of the attendants
all make pathetic picture which is far
TOO common. A slight cough, little
hoarseness, or only sore throat was
the beginning, which, being neglected,
led to an end so disastrous that no pen
can give it adequate description. Po-
ru-na taken in time never fails to avert
such a sad result.
Those who desire further particulars
should send for free copyof Climatic
Diseases" one of the latest and bests
books published on catarrhal diseases.