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The evening world., 1894-09-19
Psychic and Soul Element Dinner,
For Damp Hair.

Moist. damp or very oily hair 10 Ger.
tain to have an unpleasant odor unless
habitual care Is bestowed. Whateve,
will dry the wig is the tonic 1t requires
Bay rum, violet and lavender waters
bathing in whiskey and rum. sulphats
Of quinine. deodorized alcohol and tinc.
ture of cantharides are excellent used
in small quantities and at intervals Of
three or four days. Part the hair In
four sections and rub in the tonic with
small sponge or In handfuls. Have Q
BARRIERS short, stiff bristle brush, and
brush the scalp first and then the hair
in half an hour the head will be clean.
and the hair dry, clean and fragrant
This sort of a shampoo Is better than
washing and fine combing.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Oh, We Sinful Women!

To the Editor:
Apropos of the female sex. would like to say
that TO a careful observer 1t seems they are bent
upon their own downfall. II not. what mean
these indecent exhibitions called living pictures,
the scant attire at the beach. the immodest cos
tune OF the bicyclist. and the frequency with
which women In high and middle life figure In
divorce proceedings as the SHINING partyH What
means the presence OF woman who would be
called pure at these indecent exhibitions? Shame
upon them. Can 1t be that woman, who is the
possessor of loneliness that cannot be concealed
but when made an exhibition OF becomes dis
gushing, has come to believe that the respect oil
the opposite sex can be gained only by an appeal
TO the baser instinctsH Let US hope not, and that
true womanhood will raise her voice and set her
self as a barrier against the deploraole tendency
of the age In this direction. MAN.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Public Taste to Blame.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Are respectable drama and comedy. which both
amt Sc and instruct to depart from our theatres,
and the exhibition OF prize fighters, buns and
Anarchists shows to be .substitutedT' asks ~.
s." in last Thursdays Evening World" wish
to say to ~. s." he need not be alarmed Good
wholesome plays. which give both pleasure and
moral inspiration, never be entirely obliter-
ated while there Is demand for them. Neither
| can prize fighters. Bowery rumsellers and women
possessing unsavory regulations through divorce
| courts and breach OF promise trials be discour-
aged from ventilating themselves on the stage
while their public exhibitions continue to be pa
tronized. | know for a positive fact that the
line Pollard who recently announced her inten-
ton OF making bid for favor as a star ac-
tress" is being resented. BY whomH BY the pub
lie The owners and managers OF theatres whom
she approached for engagements have in almost
every instance natly refused her. II the public
had indorsed and encouraged her action managers
would have accepted her. Managers OF theatres
are governed entirely by public demands. 1t is
not the drama that is demorallzed. 1t Is the
public, although ~. s." and others who stand
for higher art in theatres can feel encouraged
by the fact that one notorious stage aspirant has
been crushed. and can hope that public sentiment
may yet change and shall soon see the last
OF these notorious invaders OF the sacred atmos-
phere OF the stage. 1t all depends upon what
the rising generation is going to do about It. Am
l right, ~. ST."
CHARLES LEONARD FLETCHER
The evening world., 1894-09-19
No Hero worshipper, This One.

To the Editor:
Pension the letter-carriers7 without prejudice.
grudge or unfrendly feeling. No! Letter-carriers
are public servants, receive fair salary. enjoy
the possibility and actually OF increase and never
need lear loss of position except for delinquency
in the performance OF duty. Why. there are hun
dreds thousands OF workinsmen. taxpayers. out Of
whose pockets the money to pay letter-carr1ers'
salaries is taken. and most. or very many. OF
these workngmen work harder in stuny atmos'
phere at less salary than letter-carriers. Why
then make a privileged class OF the latter7 The
fact that they must face the storm does not en-.
title them to a privilege. Remember that pen
sions are paid by the people. and that the money
is-drecuy indirectly, but In fact-derivet
from labor. and that letter-carrier should con
tent himself with his greater than average salary
like every other servant. public or private.
IMPARTIAL.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Value of Sunlight.

Statistics show that the time Of con-
valesclng Is 25 per cent. longer in shady
rooms than in sunny rooms. When
physician takes a patient to a private
hospital he willingly pays the extra
price for a room that has the sun al
day. In the gruesome history OF cholers
hospitals most of the fatal cases wsrs
located In dark or shady wards. Sun
shine ripens and sweetens the atmos'
phere as sffectually as 1t does the now.
ers and fruits OF the garden.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Cook breakfast to Order.

As people are inclined to over sieep.
over battle, over primp or over some
thing, breakfast should be cooked to
order. Where there is a range, or better
still, a gas-stove. it is the work of five
minutes to make a cup of coffee or tea
These beverages are not good If they
have to stand and wait. While the frui,
Is being eaten or the oatenmeal de.
voured the toast and chops can be
cooked on the same broiler, or the roll
heated and the egg poached. Individual
service has its advantages-the taste OF
the individual will guide the cook. ant
the coming down in single file will dc
away with setting big table.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
TT" Makes Fun.

A game that is very absurd, but ere.
ates fun, Is called 1T" and all must
be in the secret but one, who leaves the
room. Upon his return he questions
each player to discover what has been
agreed upon for his mystification. He
Is told that 1t Is a person, and many
are the contradictions and great is his
dilemma until he finds that my right
hand neighbor' is the object selected.
Each person questioned having a diff.
ferent right-hand neighbor." the con-
fusion is very amusing to all but the be-
wildered questioner.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
A Mothers Embarrassment.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Kindly give me a word OF advice. have two
daughters, fifteen and seventeen years Of age.
The eldest is very beautiful, resembles a Roman
goddess; the younger one. although not 50 classic
in her appearance. is wonderfully gifted She
paints portraits very accurately without ever
having had a lesson in either drawing or paint
ing. As ! have a very large family, and at
present am In embarrassed circumstances, but, with
grand prospects in the future. what would
you advise me to do with these childrenH They
have learned all they could from the public
schools. MOTHER OF LARGE FAMILY.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

citizens can vote with clear con-
science, there is no sound reason why
Democrats should not enter upon the
campaign with confident hope Of res
cuing the State from the threat OF n
prolonged domination 81 boss and barrel
politics. Such man would not only
get the cordial support Of "A united Dem
ocratic party. but would proht by the
independent and Republican opposition
10 Platt." These words sum up the
whole Gubernatorial situation.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Grease the egg dishes literally win
butter and place them in the oven an In
slant; carefully break an egg in each
cup and bake for eight minutes: remove
from the oven, season with salt, pepper
and one-half teaspoonful Of butter to
each egg unless there has been sufficient
butter used in greasing the cups. Serve
at once. Where egg shirrers are not to
be had pop-over pan can be used with
success, but the eggs must. of course
be turned out with great care before
serving.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

THE World" says that the withdraw
al OF Flower OFFERS the Democracy an
opportunity TO nominate for Governor Il
man worthy OF the high office. And
II the party representatives are wise
enough to choose as their candidate a
man OF uprighteousness and capacity.
who Is strong enough to stand alone and
not as the subservient slave OF a boss
or Q machine. for whom self-respecting
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Package Party,

A package party and reception was given by
Fannie Weiss and friends for the benefit of the
Sick Babies Fund at stoeppisrs Hall. Ct Avenue
c, on Saturday evening. Tickets were Is cents
and the receipts were $50. Tho committee con-
sisted OF Fannie and Carrie Weiss Julia Kraft
Winnie and Rose oppenheimer, Helen Auerbach
Esther Reinhardt. Charles Stoeppler gave the use
OF the hall free, Prof. Joe Weiss furnished the
music gratis and Jacob Weiss paid for printing
the tickets.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
N0VSE! |SH0MllE|

1t was made at Reddltch and represen,,
the column of TraJan In min,atura
well-known Roman column, which :.
adorned with sculpture showing r.
JAMS heroism in war. On the nesd,s
100 are represented scenes in Victoria,
life, but they are done in such a minuts
pattern that you must use magnifyins
glass to see them. And more than tb,s
the Victoria needle can be opened. ans
within it are several smaller ones
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Love of C"BoodIe') Country,

Love OF CbOOoIeD Country.
To the Editor:
Breathes one in politics 80 dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
I'll boundess wealth accumulatef
Whose heart for doodle" ne err hath burned
As from the polls he hath returned.
A proud, successful candidate7
II such there breathe, CO. mark him welli
For him no ustre cheer shall swell.
But the next election day
For his integrity he'll pay, i.tj
Abanished from all rings shall go
Into oblivion, heaped with woe.
With empty pockets to regret It
without being asked-"where did you get It -
n
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Columbus Avenue Helpers.

To the Editor:
The undersigned children had a fair at b73
Columbus avenue. Tho store was kindly loaned
to them by Mr.. Cole, real estate agent. of ST.
Columbus avenue Tho children made canvas
OF the stores In the neighbOrhood and
collected different articles A magic lantern en-
tertalnment given In the evening by Master
A. Locke The receipts for the three days were
sll. 25. Committee:
Title Spencer Nellie Smith,
Addle Spencer. Jennie Smith.
Oracle Spencer. Ethel Blair,
Debbie Spencer, Alfred Locke
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Young Progress Club, Tomorrow
Might.

A grand entertainment and reception will be
given by the Young Progress Club in aid OF the
Sick Babies Fund at American Star Hall. 1855
East Broadway. tomorrow night. beginning at
80 o'clock. Miss Celia Marx Is managing tho
event, and the committee working under her EN-.
braces Edith and Sadie Yolinsky. Rosie Rosenthal
and Dora wilmer.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Hurrah for New Lots!

To INC FIItOT.
Tho fair held In Mrs. Lucass store, which she
kindly let the girls have for the occasion. proved
quite success as the result Sl3.o4, shows.
Those who participated were Florrie Hammer.
Addie Cochran. Sadie Edwards, Mile Richards.
Klttie Walker, Eva Collins, Sarah Hopkins. Wal.
lace Collins the fortune teller true. These
little people worked like beavers to help some
little sick tots. They nearly all member,
OF the Junior Society OF Christian Eudeavors Of
New Lots. The doorkeepers were Robert Ed
wards and Gusto Guyel H.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
nunI Hat Trimming.

A design may be repeated without be-
ing monotonous, as the hat worn by the
very-much- dressed-up young lady In the
picture shows. The dual style Of trim
ming leads. Last year 1t was objected
to by many on the ground that 1t was
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Doubts, Yet Loves Him.


TO the EuIIOTi
l have been going with young man for three
years and love him dearly; but I was told he
was false TO me, as he had two girls In the
country. told him Of 1t, and he said: There
is no one care for more than YOU" He also
will come around to see me steady for three
months, and then drop on for two weeks 1t
would break my heart to give him up for good.
What should do? Is there any other way can
tryf AGNES, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Nothing that was done at Saratoga
yesterday bears ON New Yorks munich
pal campaign. Unless, indeed, there
should be drawn from the spectacle of a
great party prosututing itself to the de-
slres OF state boss, moral against a
great city allowing itself to be mis-
governed and its treasury to be looted
at the dictate OF local bosses
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Knows the Chicago Girls.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Charlie must be indeed a "Chollie" His
ideas OF beauty evidently run towards bigness OF
feet. I have been in Chicago and in many other
cities both in this country and abroad. and
can unhesitatingly say that nowhere can be seen
girls refined and goOd-looking as In the City
Of New York. Besides having large pedal ap,
pendages, tine girls OF Chicago are loud mouthed
and vulgar. They may suit "Chollios" taste
but they don't agree with mine.
EPINANONDAS MIuJInAN
The evening world., 1894-09-19

In the State, as in the nation. Demo-
cratic pledges are made to be broken"
30 the Republican platform. And then,
In subsequent planks, the promises are
renewed with which the late Republican
Legislature so shamefully and shame
lessly Juggled. at Albany, last Winter.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Rnmed Her Doll.
To the Editor

10 tHb EuIIuF'
Please nud inclosed IS to bsnent the sick
babies Mr.. Hines W. Rosenbaum gave me a most
beautiful doll. II was far too handsome to play
with. so ! have rstned It. and send you the
above amount from the proceeds
EDITH NATHAN,
log West One Hundred and Twentieth street
The evening world., 1894-09-19

There is no argument that can support
the idea OF submitting the Constitu-
nonal amendments TO the people other
wise than as separate measures. Jus
tce cannot be done. nor can the voters
right OF choice be preserved. with the
amendments presented in a bunch.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

OF course no one expects the Street
Cleaning Department TO open the
choked up sewer inlets during a rain.
and when II IL not raining 1t makes no
difference whether they are choked up
or not.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

And now the mudscow captains strike.
There Is always some trouble about
New York's out-of date, makeshift sys-
TEN OF getting rid OF its garbage, Fur
thermore there always win be until the
city catches up with modern ideas in
this matter. The garbage must come 10
the burning and the city must come 10
burning It.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

too suggestive of our friend the donkey,
but the versatility and righteousness OF
the hat and bonnet builders has over
come that prejudice. Some of the mated
quilts, tips and birds that are perched
on knots of brilliant velvet vary from
two to six inches in height.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
A Fordham Fair.
To the EditC

To the Editor
Enclosed please md 30. proceeds of a fair
held at one Hundred and Eighty fourth street
and Third avenue. Fordham. gotten up by
Lizzie Mckenna, Maggie Mccarthy,
Ella Mccarthy. LizEie Welsh.
Assisted by NJ. Martin and j. Sober.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Mr.. Fassett announces himself as sub
1ect to Mr.. Morton's command. One of
the first instructions he receives should
be to keep his coat on.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Please Let Her Know.
To the Editor.

To The Editor;
Some time ago asked you II you would kindly
let me know whether l shall discontinue going
with a gentleman who IL only making $40 per
week. Please let me know. INQUIRER.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Now that he has removed himself
from the pathway OF Democracy, Gov
Flower might add to the favor by re-
moving Brockway from the trust he has
abused.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Candy stand, CatharIne street.

A candy stand at 20 Catharine street by Elite
bernstein. Is Catharine street and Tessle
schiosser. 20 Catharine street, made $40 for the
Fund.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

The success of Plat and the with
drawal of Flower are two events calcu-
lated greatly to encourage the Democ-
racy of this State.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Rain falls on the unjust street-rail-
way magnate as well as on the alight-
ing passenger. who has had to hang tc
a strap all the way downtown.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Dictator Plat and Kaiser Wilhelm
stand on the same my will and my
way" platform.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Prospect Place Fair.

To the Editor;
Enclosed md 81, receipts Of fair held BY
Genevieye Walsh, Loretta Healy.
Prospect place city
The evening world., 1894-09-19

All come ons" were successfully
dealt with at Mr.. Platts turning
Joint" But there is more than a sugges-
ton of possible come backs"
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Mayor Gilroy was in surprisingly III
humor yesterday for man who has
convinced himself that he presides over
the affairs OF so pure a city
The evening world., 1894-09-19

II the Palisades are to be saved. they
must be quickly saved.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Your Letter WIN Appear Later.

All letters from contributors to the Sick Babies
Fund viii be printed. Many are In type and vii
appear In this column later.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
At Greenwich, Conn.

Miss verS W. Knapp and Annie NJ Wilcox
held a children's fair for the Sick Babies Fund
which nettod $40, At Riyenyllle. Greenwich
Conn.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
No BETTER Accommo dation.


To The EdII0r'
saw 1t stated the other day that the Broad
way limo running more cable cars. No such
thing. Don't be mised because 1t runs It's
cars on quicker healway, and In that way gets
them little closer together at times II can't
tool me. BROADWAY PATRON.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

New York's surface car system is be-
hind the age. as well as behind the de-
mand for public accommodations.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

It always happens that somebody
little boom has to be buried beneath
the party's "ta-ra-ra."
The evening world., 1894-09-19

street. and presented by her to me In aid OF The
Evening World's' Sick Babies Fund and which
| put up for chances at 10 cents II chance among
the children OF the neighborhood, realizing IS for
this noble cause. The pie was won by No g..
Mr. Glass ETA LOTUS.
422 West Thirty fourth street
The evening world., 1894-09-19

The Third avenue cable road this morn
ing furnished seats for passengers-dur-
ing the blockade.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Now the Giants can't lose second
place. and they still have fighting
chance for first.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Confusion is for the enemies OF the
Better New York. Friends of municipal
honesty and city progress should avoid
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Mr.. Saxton stood on the bridge at
midnight. But he got across.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Japanese Pockets.

Japanese folks have six or eight
pockets cunningly inserted in the cuffs
of their wide sleeves. These pockets are
always filled with a curious miscellany
peculiar to the droll little people. AS
common as Irvine in Young America 5
pocket Is the prayer amulet written on
delicate sheets of rice paper and COM
posed by the BONES. In accordance with
the abiding and funny faith Of the Jap
anese women these prayers are swal-
lowed, paper and all, like pill In all
cases Of mental and physical distress.
Another essential, never missing, Is a
number of small squares of silky paper,
which is put to the most unexpected
purpose-to hold the stem of lotus or
lily, to dry teacup, wipe away tear
or blow the absurd little nose of the doll
like little woman. The very smartest
people OF Japan use this style Of hand
kerchief for practical purposes. After
using, ball is made of the paper, and
1t is thrown in the street with disgust.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

buttons or less, is the regulation svs
Occasionally a touch of gold braid !
used. With leggins this is as serVlL
able as a long overcoat. and q Hiu-
lighter burden for the small strags'a
to carry. From the hygienists stA.s
point children's clothing cannot Do "
light in weight and color.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Kilt Refer Suit.

For the little boy whose mamma .
in no hurry to make a man Of him. th
kilt REFER is about the most attractiw
suit. Anything is used for the Kilt
blouse and Nassau Jacket, but the coat
must be brown unless IL is navy blue
The double-breasted, with a dozen bras
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Mr.. Con- should presently be seeking
q word with Mr.. Croker-in the Lexow
committee-room.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Let wisdom and discretion meet at
next weeks Saratoga convention.
The evening world., 1894-09-19

Even the skies felt impelled to throw
cold water on the Saratoga ticket.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
bathing and Cleaning

If cleanliness is the object of -
warm water. pure CASTLE soap ~. -,
stitf. long handled flesh brush are
pensable. $780,. y. I
The evening world., 1894-09-19
10! the poor Milhollsn di

IT'S but a fickle. faded Flower.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Good reliable Cosme ties.

Warm water. CASTLE soap and pn,''
smile are good for the complexion
telligence. charity and contentm'-
are radiant beautihers.
The evening world., 1894-09-19
A jack HOrncr Pie.

To the Editor:
It gives me much pleasure to send the Enclosed
s. the proceeds OF Jack Horner Pie" con-
tanning eighteen toy gifts, specially made by
Miss j. O. Gabandan. OF 422 West Thirty-fourth
The evening world., 1894-09-19
Frenchwomen and Dieteties.

A Frenchwoman who knows how to
live lives so well as to prolong her
youth and good looks indefinitely. One
of the concert-hall beauties recently
here from Paris says: 1--WE have moth
ing to do with soda water, ice water
iced desserts and candies. In Paris
there Is only one candy shop, and the
trade comes largely from foreigners
The French have at a family dinner one
pint of red wine and a quart of water
1t Is that temperate use of wine and
water that keeps the people light-heart'
ed The English, with their rare beef
thick porter and tea, and the Germans
with their greasy sausage and beer
what are they?-ccarse. big. harsh
phlegmatic. gloomy"
The evening world., 1894-09-19
A Harlem show.
waIcott street Fair.

To the Editor
Enclosed md S. the proceeds OF a small fair
on wAlcott street
Katy Quinn, Florence Dooly,
Maggie Quinn Theresa Kent
Hannah clifford.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-01-18

Capt. Wilson ami HIS -l.rare l:ana March

Capt. Wilson ami KS Erare Band March
In.o-A Savage !unE's stra.csori.
= CAPE Town, Jan. l5--Dctaiis Of tho
massacre OF Capt. Wilson'S party by
the Mata pelas w,e..c received here Sat
urday.
According to the Rulayvayo hdviccs
some natives, s2ho aGriyedthore in or.
der to surrendcr their arms and make
terms with the British comImndcs, adj
nit thdt they were present when tho
Wilson detachment vas destroyed.
The natives say that Capt. Wilson,
who was IN pursuit CT Kin2 Lobcngulfl,
suddenly ,calae upon astscng ,s;eta ch-
ment OF Matabc,es. headed by the king
himself. The latter vas seen to mount
a horse and fly before the british adj
vance Butt when the information
was. conye.ed TO the king that tho
Wilson party YVES few in number,
the king managed to - get the
Matabeles to make stand and prepare
to take the s:oall British force in a
trap, lNsyructfng tho center of his
forceto continue retreating before the
British troopers, who were pressing
their horses Onward through the Mata-
belc ranks, in. the hope OF capturing
the king, the right and left Hanks Of
the Matabele troops were instructed To-
deploy to the right and TO the left and,
then to gradually converge inward so
as to take the Er;tisn force on both
TANKS uni in the rear.