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The evening world., 1894-06-21
A Young Lovers PerpIcxity.

To the Editor:
l would like some OF your kind readers To give
a young man a little advice, I have been keeping
company win a young lady Tor nearly two years,
and have been loyal - her. thinking she was
loyal to me. but one night | saw her out walking
with another young man. arm in arm. and h. was
carrying her hand bag. Since then ! have not
been down to see her and she has not sent any
word to me. What do you think Ia the n.ttsri
LEO. brooklyn. n. Y.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

with all our faults we love our
House OF PEERS" sings the chorus OF
good Engiishmen IN a favorite opera.
Ard with all It's faults. the House OF
Peers was evidently not without some
GOOD standing In the "Anti-Lords' con-
ference at Leeds yesterday. The fiery
Labouchere Was for a bill to abolish the
upper house OF Parliament altogether.
ne moved the ''ena IT, section OF the
Iala oiadstone Alternative proposition
1rn1 o1u<or<ncs stuck to the amend IL
- 3Iea 8 fzyoE r. slluRlz ass'
The evening world., 1894-06-21

&C.; pudding dishes, assorted, farina
boiler, frying pan, moulding board, meat
board. rolling pin, wooden, with NOV
able handles; wooden spoons, assorted
sizes; meat chopper, chopping bowl.
chopping knife, apple corer, dishpan.
quart measure, pint measure, flour
sieve. teamer coffee pot, tea canister.
coffee canister. two small saucepans
with lids; two bread pans, three mia
dishes. four teaspoons and four table-
spoons,
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Gen. Butler. OF South Carolina, called
Gov. Tiilman a liar yesterday. In the
course Of seine campaign amenities. The
Governor neither denied the allegation
nor pulled a gun on the ALLIGATOR" 1t
70 evident that a crisis of some unex-
pected sort Is imminent in South Caro-
lima
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Trimming the Eyslashes.

Let the lashes alone. Too much trim
ming Is certain to weaken the strength
Of the eyes. Girls who go to h hair
dressing parlors every week or SO to
have their bangs clipped, or their backs
hair crimped. n permit the oficious
operator to shape their lashes nay be
paying $3.50 for eyeglasses in q few
years.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
The Naughty Motormnn.

To the Editor;
VIII you kindly inform me II there Is any law
compelling the motormen OF the Third avenue
cable road to stop for all passengers at the street
corners' Business compcls me to use the Third
avenue cars several times a day, and often have
| been delayed by two or three cars rushing by
me. the motormHn utterly ignoring my frantic et-
forts to attract his attention or else yelling at
me to take the next car. Is the public to be at
the mercy OF these mem What are they EN-.
ployed for' ADRIAN PRIMROSE.
Isl East Eighty slAth street.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

traiising he veto power Of the Lords.
However. II all mea the same thing
In the end. To abolish the power OF the
peerage will be only to enter the wedge
which will finally split n destroy the
institution Itself.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

II never knew 'Parmeley' Jones'" says
Justice Paddy Diver. Judge Diver
was out three OF o times last
Summer" says the proprietor OF THE
Parmeley." at Bridgeport. Conn. and he
adds: "once he stayed a week. He and
Jones are old friends" Doubtless the
Justice Will be able to explain away this
little disagreement OF statements when
he gets before the Lexow Committee.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
FreckIes and MoIcs.

A simple remedy for removing freclles
is to put one ounce Of alum and the
same Of lemon juice in a pint Of rose
water; apply at night.
To remove moles moisten a stick Of
nitrate Of silver and touch the mole;
1t will turn black and sore. but It will
soon dry up and fall off. II not success
full the first time try again.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Jessica and Rose.
To the Editor,

To the Editor:
Inclosed you will please IND 81, collected from
the following: Maria Agnew. 7 cents; Theresa
Brady. I cents Kate Flanncry. 9 cents: Ray Gold
berg. . cents; Emma Ludwig. 7 cents. Frances
Redwit,. . cents; Lottie Traub. I cents; Theresa
Wagner. 7 cents; Rose Elelstein. 2 cents; Jessica
d. Epstein. 30 cents. Total. 81. Hoping II Will
help some poor sick child, we remain yours truly.
JESSlCA d. EPSTEIN.
ROSE EDELSTEIN,
81 East One Hundred and Seventh street.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Tho Lost Is Found In Russia,
-LRy Associated Press

VI 7 ~
DENVER Juns s!.-Gov Waite has received 9
communication from Washington transmitting a
letter from the American Minister at ST Peters
burg In reference to Rev. Lawrence C.. Alyord.
OF Colorado. now in that city. Mr.. Alvord Is 4
young Congregational minister, and was or
dained In this city. Two years ago, while insane.
he wandered away. and this Is the hrst intormA-
ti0n received as to his Whereabouts.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
For Twilight Condolences.

coincidence cushions" are the pillows
that stand in a corner near the fire.
place when they are not in use, and that
afford a resting place when in use for
the lowly individual who likes to sit at
her friends feet. They are big squares
and frill-less. covered with denim or
mohair plush.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
A wild West show.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please find check for SS for the
Sick Bagiea' Fund, the proceeds OF a Wild West
show given on Saturday afternoon at 3+ Sew
enth street, brooklyn. by Archcy Brown. Willie
and Freddie James and Eurus French. Hoping
IL will do good to some sick baby,
hRHCEY BROWN. ia Seventh street. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

By grace of Cambridge University,
Capt. Mahan. OF the cruiser Chicago. is
an IL. d. By grace OF oxford he is a
ID. c. L. He has conquered the Britons
without firing a gun, and will come back
n pretty big gun himself. IT is a great
comfort to find men and boats In our
new navy about which nothing defec-
tive is apparent. There is surely nothing
the matter with Capt. Mahan.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
LETTERS.

ina column u open 10 everybody srho Aos Q
eorrp,ofnt 10 mako. a ovtevqrce b re'hldfs. fvor>
rnafto~ to otpe. q, subec Of oensraf tnteek 10 10
cue. q a public servtos to acknowledge. md tUso
con nut The idea into Less than 100 ,cords Long
loters cannot b printed
The evening world., 1894-06-21

These hot days continue to make press
ing demands for The Evening World"
free doctors among the tesement-house
sick babies. The fund on which the
physicians depend ann be too large.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
All the Rape.

Brummagem jewelry Is certainly the
rage just now. Every evening gown seen
lately and many day frocks, too, are
decorated with paste buckles and
brooches. The effect when they are
not used 700 lavishly is always good.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
A Good Cup of Chocolate.

Let the milk come to a boil. For every
two cups mix II heaping teaspoonful Of
grated chocolate with enough cold milk
to form a paste. Pour this into the milk
which has come to a boil. Let It boil
three minutes. Serve with whipped
cream.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
A Rose jar.

A Reader-Place a layer Of rose leaves
in the jar, then a layer of salt and 20
on until the Jar is filled. Buy a package
of p%ot-pourri powder at the druggist,a
and sprinkle through the mixture.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
They Must he Cared For.


To the Editor:
Enclosed rlea'e ind 81 for the poor little ones,
as 1, is certainly n necessity 10 help along, and
trust you will get all you need for them.
d. |. r., Brooklyn, n. Y.
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The Lexow Committee is convincing
Gov. Flower OF one mistake. Testimony
taken yesterday at the Elmira Reforma-
tory. anent the charges against Brock
way, ought to convince him of another.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

sale about 80 cents. A bit Of green rib
bon velvet is put on the edge or the
bodice, and a piece OF steel fringe trims
the yoke. A bodice laden with revers
and nchu pieces would be easier to
make and easier to wear. .
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Perhaps not quite. The anti boss move
ment bids fair to be a great deal OF a
''comer" In this Falls campaign. Is Mr..
Plat SO sure that he is ready to meet II?
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Counsellor Goff continues to show the
Lexow Committee that There are
others"
The evening world., 1894-06-21
A Dinmond-Pin Sale.

To the Editor:
Inciosed please ind 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund, proceeds Of a " diamond pin purchased on
Fulton street for two cents. Kindly acknowledge
receipt in YOUR columns and obliEc
c. S. N. ". ]. L. q. w. X. II. 81. and others.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Very simple, But---

There is nothing so difficult for n
dressmaker to make as a perfectly SIM
pie toilet. This model is that sort. 1t
is brown taffeta silk. worth at a special
The evening world., 1894-06-21

It's pretty hot work to drag prisoners
TO police stations such days as these.
Dirty work. too. But. then. New York
has no patrol wagons.
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Mortal Accident TO II. II. Triple.

(By Associated PreslD
MINNEAPOLIS, June Robe II. ripple. Of
this city. travelling solicitor OF the Red line. and
= railroad man wsli-known In tho Northwest was
thrown from his horse on q prairie near Great
FallA. Mont, last Night sustaining injuries
Which resulted In hs dsstA. -----
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1t is feared that Police Justice Diver
win have forgotten man things by the
time he gets before the Lexow Commit
tee.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Chicago is the latest city TO discover
that her police give protection for price.
New York has set quite a fashion In
revelations.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

satin formed the suit; cut-steel but
tons ornamented the coat back ana
front; the little shirt was white chinon'
the rumes were thread lace ana inc
shoes and stockings matched the satin
In tint.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Sugar inquiry comes to n halt" 1t
has been but q hating affair from the
start,
The evening world., 1894-06-21

The L gets Its third track and has
yet. apparently, to give the public a first
consideration.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
A Good rity.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please mad check for 81 for the Sick
Babies Fund. II iB a good charity. r. L. d.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Broadway records confirm the charges
Of Brockway brutality. Is this ''preju-
diced" testimony?
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Harry Hill is still capable Of making
things interesting for the boys.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

In order that Tammany shall go. the
''straight' local ticket must be mo CO."
The evening world., 1894-06-21

June hasn't forgotten how to make q
Suburban day.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Pantatas may yet fall as low as the
bargain counter.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Oh. nc. Sugar wouldn't melt In Sena-
torial mouths.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
TELEGRApHIC sBREvITIEs.

project for national monument to
Kossuth fails.
The New York Recorder must pay $1,000
for its British Gold'' case.
The new tariff bill is said to please the
Democrats of both houses.
No change in the house rules in regard
TO securing quorum is likely.
A syndicate bought the Congress mine
at Prescott, a, H., for 81 500, 600
One person was killed and two fatally
injured in handcar accident at Mobile
The New England Methodist confer
ence is to open at Waltham, Mass, April
II.
An express train was looted by robbers
within the limits of the city of Cincin-
natl.
William G.. Snell commercial trav-
eller from Boston, is apparently insane in
New York
The dry goods imp ports at New York fell
of one.half from the corresponding period
OF last year.
Norkingmeu propose Go hold a monster
convention at Washington to protest
ags' lst the wilson bill.
tn cle Charles Sanborn died at Brent
wood, Mass. lie built the Revere and
fremont Houses at Boston.
John o. Berly Of Woonsocket, X. l., was
struck by n train at Providence and his
skull was completely crushed.
Hiram CARRIER Of West Kempneld, Pa,
farmer and breeder OF thoroughbred
horses. has made an assignment.
The amount OF defalcations I'm the
Salem Mass Savings bank IL officially
announced rs having been $15,243.
The third annual reunion Of the Dart
mouth college alumni OF central and
western Massachusetts, was held at Wor-
tester. Mass.
While ina &C OF temporary insanity
Annie Clougherty Of. Boston attempted
suicide by locking herself in room and
turning on the gas.
"a Queen Of Hearts," three-act
musical comedy, received its initial
production last evening at Boston. As a
dramatic work Of art, II ~ss not . sue
Casa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
PAUL PRY REVERE.
'''Thc Mysterious Masked Man" Meets
With no Success i'm Providence.

Paul Pry Revere, the mysterious masked
man, has come and gone and Providence
is no poorer or no wiser for his
visit. Unlike Paul Jones of the
mighty nerve, Paul Pry Revere came
unheralded and alone and when he left
the city this morning he admitted that he
had been unsuccessful and that he was in
hopes of being able to find more pro-
gressive men in the little city OF Paw
tucket.
Paul Pry Revere is one OF the men who
are attempting To follow in the footsteps
OF Paul Jones. He started from Boston
on March 5, under similar agree
ment to that which was made,
or was supposed to have been
made, by Jones. The only exceptions
made are that he remain in this country
and that by his agreement he must not
show his face 10 man or woman until he
appears at one of the museums in Boston
and publicly unmasks.
This is what Revere Is supposed to do and
doesn't, for while he has been seen
on the street with his mask
at various times since his arrival
at the Central Hotel on Tuesday,
his own face is more familiar than the
black mask that he is supposed to wear.
Revere was seen just before he left the
city this morning. He refuses, of course, to
expose his identity, and smiles when asked
If he is a descendant of the man OF the iron
mask or of the famous Paul Revere who
made his great trip from Boston to
Lexington after the lights had flashed
from the old North Church. He is ready
TO talk about his scheme, however. The
object OF his trip is to advertise New
England goods in all parts of the country.
He is ready TO sell the space in his hat, his
coat, his shoes, his vest, his trousers; in
fact the merchant who wis hes TO paste his
business card on Paul Pry can do so by
making liberal offer. Space at the top
of the column, for instance is most valu-
able and the man who paints his "ad" in
big white letters on Paul's hat or in neat
black letters on his collar will have to pay
for il.
After Paul has made his advertising
contracts he will start for California and
if he is in luck and the walking is good
he will visit Maine, from Maine to Can
ada, from Canada to Florida and from
Florida back to Boston, where the black
mask that he ought to have worn will be
removed and the mysterious man will
retire to private life.
Such is the plan as proposed, but IL Paul
is not more successful i'm Pawtucket than
he was in Providence, his retirement will
occur at a somewhat earlier period.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
IN CONGRESS.
District of Columbia Afairs and Seig-
niorage BILL Are Considered.

DistTlct Oh COiuthDfA anu StiSs
niorage Bill Are Considered.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-After clearing
the calendar of number of bills of
minor interest, the senate took up the
seiguiorage bill. After an agreement be-
tween Mr.. Allison for the minority and
Mr.. Harris for the majority, that vote
should be taken on the motion to recon
slider at 2 o'clock Wednesday. and on the
final passage of the bill at the same hour
on Thursday, Mr.. Villas addressed the
senate in opposition to the bill. His
speech was of a fragmentary description,
owing to numerous Interruptions,
The house devoted the entire day to the
consideration of the District of Colum bia
appropriation bill. The only feature Of
interest was the wholesale charges of cor
ruption made by Mr.. Kilgore against the
press of this city and the warth defense OF
the press by Mr.. Blair, Two amendments,
one to wholly eliminate the government
as .axpaying factor in the expenses of
the District, and the other to reduce the
share borne by the general government
from one-half to one-third, were defeated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
George Russell OF Salem Was Dis
couraged by Mental Troubles.

George Russell of salem Was Dis
couraged by Mental Troubles.
MANCHESTER N. H., March TO- George
J. Russell yesterday furnished tragic
sequel to the shooting affray in which he
figured on Tuesday last by cutting his
throat with razor. Russell had been
separated from his wife, to whom he was
married some six years since. About a
year ago the trouble began. Russell
drank, and il is claimed that he charged
his wife with being untrue 10 him. They
had one daughter, 5 years old. and 1t was
over this child that.the trouble which led
to the tragedy of yesterday occurred.
Mrs. Russell lived in South Manchester.
while Russell lived mt l42 Central street
In the city proper Mrs Russell had a
boarder. and it is said the dead man was
jealous of him. At any rate, he wanted
10 get his daughter away from her
mother. On Tuesday night Russell ap-
peared at her home, she claims, and en-
deavored to break in, whereupon she fired
mt him, but didn't hit him. Russell
denied the story, but it obtained pub
licity, and be was discharged by the
Peoples Gas Light company, in whose
employ he served. and this, with the no
toriety he had attained, seems to have
completely unnerved him.
A gentleman occupying an adjoining
apartment to Russell's heard groans OF
agony emanating from his room yester-
day, and his door was broken down. when
most horrible sight was revealed.
Russell had first attempted to cut his
throat with an ordinary jackknife, but
had only succeeded in severing several OF
the small veins. With the blood stream
ing from score of wounds, he had stag
gered about the room in the search for his
razor with which TO complete the job
Russell's wife was TO have applied for q
divorce TODAY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10
Though There Are Visible
Signs of Improvement.
A LITTLE MORE WOOL SOLD.
A Decided Decrease In Failures Of
Importance and the Mercantile
Agencies Think They Detect a
Growth 60 the Good.

New YORK, March l0.-R G. Dun &
Go. IS Weekly Review Of Trade says today;
Evidences of present improvement in
business multiply. but confidence in
future improvement does not seem 10 in
crease. The most distinct gain is in iron
and steel manufactures.
Shipments Of boots and shoes from the
east are las per co~t smaller than year
ago for the same week, and purchases are
still mainly of medium or low priced
goods.
In textile manufactures and dry goods
shere are increased activity and replenish-
unent of stocks, as are natural at this sea-
son. But the demand thus far falls
much short OF expectations, and its char
acter indicates great economy In con-
sumption. A reduction In Wamsutta
sheetings and in Gamers fancy prints to
l cents Indicates the judgment OF
leading concerns that make this require
more stimulation than usual In woolens
also, manufacturers are increasing produc-
tion, mainly in tentative way. or on or
ders which are little more than sufficient
To test the market
But the sales OF wool at three chief
markets for the week have been 3, l5O, 800
pounds, against 1855, $50 pounds for the
same week last year, and in the past five
weeks the decrease has been only IL per
cent, which is marked Improvement, in
part due'to the fact that the mills having
any orders are buying at once what wool
they expect to need for months to come.
Whcat advanced l-2 cent
Sales oil cotton were larger, at first with
some decline, which was afterward re-
covered.
Encouraging.
The yolumeof domestic trade shown by
clearings decreases for the week ia per
cent outside New York, and $40 per cent
here, compared with last year. In for
eign trade. changes are also for the better
exports having been large, and for four
weeks IA per cent larger than last year,
while the decrease in imports for Feb
ruary was 81 per cent. Thus customs
revenue does not improve aud for the
week has been 81. per. cent less than last
year, the decrease in internal revenue be-
ing 10 per cent.
Money! weak, with further decrease
1n the demand for commercial loans.
Failures are growing less important,
and somewhat fever also. For the week
ending March the liabilities thus far re-
ported were only .s2,9a7, 1872. and for four
weeks of February sl4, ,09i, of which
81, ,6l5 were OF manufacturing and
e27, ,697, ,l27 Of trading concerns
The numbe Of failures during the past
week has been 24s I'M the United States
against 1913 last year. and 90 in Canada
against 32 last year Scarcely single one
is of importance, and it is gratifying that
the consequences of the great reverse last
gear have been so far overcome.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-10

Special 10 The AeIos.
NEW YORK, March 10.-London market
opened strong and il now Il TO * higher.
Bulls feel more confident. The strength In
Sugar was duejto probable declaration OF
3 per cent. dividend next Monday. Posi-
tion of ID. G. r. Co. declared by insiders TO
be exceptionally strong and earning divl-
dends. st. Paul earnings today compare
with small earnings last year. Iraue
reluctance to discount future. graduai
broadening Of the market and consequent
higher prices Is anticipated
st. Paul earnings decreased sos,Voo ior
the'first week in March.
Western Union doesn't "down" worth
a cent. Yesterday the bears tried TO break
the price but failed.
The talk on Reading is very bullish and
judging from the character OF the buying
an upward movement Is not far on.
London prices came in about STEADY
yesterday and the stock market opened
feverish with a considerable decrease In
the volume of business. The trad
ing IN sugar was was. agar, the tine
market, the stock opening with sales
ranging from 81 to S6h, and soon recov-
ering to the neighborhood OF 81 with
subsequent advance to 80. The street was
full of gossip with relation TO the recent
pool operations and there was an evident
intention on the part of Sugar dealers ana
Others TO make the tariff Recommendations
appear as unfavorable as possible put
nevertheless the stock was strong all
day and later IL was rumored that the reg
ular dividend may be declared early In the
coming week. For the balance OF the list
il was evident that the feeling bad become
rather too bearish over night and opera
tjons in most of the active shares were In
the direction Of covering shorts put out
late yesterday. This tendency was most
Electric and ID. G. F., but there was also
good buying in the Reading securities
and some of the specialties.
During the later dealing the market be-
came very quiet, the only feature being
Sugar, which continued TO advance until
just at the close when there was trifing
reaction from the highest. Final
prices showed gain of 2k per cent. for
Sugar and fractional advances for the bal
ance of the list. The outlook continues
to be uncertain although there has been
some Improvement in the general feeling
today owing to the recovery in sugar and
for the fact that no gold was taken for
export. The outlook favors an irregular
speculation with fluctuations depending
principally on the current news.
Gossip of the Market.
Clark, Dodge & Co. bought Gas.
Hunter and Content each had large
buying order on Sugar. Potter bid 1t up.
Dominick, Mapleson and Marx bought
gas. Clark Il Dodge largest buyers. Sell
Kendall sold 500 D. .C.F.atA. Good
hart bought.
Trading in d. c. F. has been very lin
tied.