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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
LIVE NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.

From the Bridgeton Evening News)
John Burt has ripe strawberries on his place
near North Cedarvills.
Boiling corn is the best 1t has been this sea
Tomatoes are coming to the canning house in
Alloway more plentlfully than they did a few
days ago, and are OF better quality.
Councilman Bennett, OF Miville has placed a
handsome iron fence in front OF his residence on
Vine street
william W. Bradway. OF Hancocks Bridge.
his sons and grandsons do not use tobacco in any
form. His father also did not use the weed.
Tive dogs got into the poultry yard OF George
Hughes last evening and killed two valuable
black Lansshan hens. People who have such
dogs should keep them chained up or give them
n dose NJ hot Load
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sweetbreads, If properly cooked. make
one of the most delicate dishes. Care
should be taken in selecting them. as
there are two kinds, and only one is
very good. That one is found in the
throat of the calf. and when fresh and
in perfection 1t is plump, white and
fat. The other, which does very well
for croquettes or any dish where it
may be chopped. lies below the dia-
phragm, and is really the pancreas,
However the sweetbreads may be
cooked, they should always be soaked
first for three hours in cold water,
which should be changed two of three
times. Then they should be put into
boiling water for half an hour or longer.
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| HOUSE (|||H9MllE

each one with beaten egg. belrr car.
full that the egg covers every potion =,
the chicken. A brush or a COMMON -.
blespoon will do this work vii A.
soon as drumstick is well egge roll !,
in finely sifted breadcrumbs, and eI,h.'
broil the legs five minutes on eAb s,s'
or fry them in hot fat for three minute.
Serve them with a pint Of rich browr
sauce, into which an even teapoon,,,
of dry mustard, two of Parisiab san.
and a pinch Of Cayenne peppr bsvs
been mixed. Turkey legs may b, servss
in exactly the same way, but hev -.
quire about one-third longer co&inp
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
senator HiiI and Mr.. shepard.

Senator Hill-Now, what do you want' Is II
recognition on the state Committee' Name your
men and ri see that they get there
Mr.. Shepard-Uu-um.
Senator Hills II share Of the local Offices
Say what you want and you can have them.
Mr.. Shepard-u-u-u-um
Senator Hll-Do you want somebody else for
Governor Name the man. Gaynor or any one else.
and IN get out and put him on the ticket.
MIR shepard uu-u-u-um.
Senator Hll-well. what in Halifax do you
want, anyhow
Mr. shepard-we are fighting for a principle.
Senator Hil-U-u-u-um.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
EPSON salts for the Face.

Long ago EPSON salts ranked high
among the so-called Spring medicines.
All the young folks in the family, par
ticularly the girls, got a dose Of salts
as regularly as they did new shoes and
hats for Easter. Now things are re-
versed. and, instead of dosing the grow
ing children, mothers dose themselves
But the salts are taken externally. The
solution is made with rain or rose water
and applied as skin whitener. For
the best results. clean the face thor
oughly at night. using warm water.
The next day apply the salt water in
stead of powder. Besides whitening the
face, the saturated solution is absorbed
by the skin. which 1t bleaches. 1t
should remove tan and sun freckles. II
ought to be good for a greasy skin.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

Judge Gaynor emphasizes the fact that
whatever he has done in the way of help
ing the work of reform In the community
he has done as a private citizen. 1t is a
point worthy Of emphasis. because 1t
is worth while to carry the reminder that
private citizens can do everything for a
community that they will. 1t Is the
theory OF our forms OF government that
such citizens will always be on guard,
and always ready to put their hands to
needed good works Of politics.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

For chicken legs. "a la diable." take
six drumsticks. SINCE them, II they have
not been well singed before they were
removed from the chicken. boil them
for about twenty minutes in a soup pot.
and then bone them. Season them with
little salt and pepper. a mere pinch
Of Cayenne pepper, and a pinch OF the
best English mustard for each leg Rub
about half a teaspoonful OF Partisan
sauce on each leg. Rub the pieces Of
leg thoroughly to see that the seasoning
Is evenly distributed. Roll the drum
sticks and skewer them In shape. Cover
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elegance of Dark CoIo.,

Vhe ladies If the Japanese noh,,,.,
dnss themselves In dark coors ana
we'r embroidered in the back OF tba,.
dresses, between the shoulders ind SASH
w'ite circle q lozenge with the famn,
crest in the cettre. The dress material
Is ofneutral gay, blue or brown. win
indistnct desiss in low tones fastened
at thewaist with black sash brocadea
In soft threads Only shell or amber
pins are put in he hair,
For the houe the dresses are q,
bright co'ors. aaded in cloud effect,
ard embellishedwith monsters, stork,
birds, branches nd blossoms in brillian,
silks and gold nd silver bullion. Tn.
women who apear IN public in THU
style, are vulgaans Of the America,
AMI European tye who wear diamond,
ant velvets on te street. In the flow.
cry land dark dors are the sign o.
ariitocratic taste II not social distlnc.
tio1. The hairpis with fan, crescent
and butterfly heas, affected by imis.
tive foreigners, al not good form-sot
at all.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Getting Acquainted.

To the Editor:
have read with much interest the letters on
lovers affairs which appear frequently in
your paper. The main point in the correspond
ence is the dIficulty which many parties have
in making congenial friendships Young men are
at loss to know how they are to cultivate the
acquaintance Of certain young ladies' whom they
notice frequently, say In the same house. without
violating the canons of social propriety. with
out in fact getting snubbed for their fresh
NESS" Young ladies' forced to remain in the Sc
clusion OF family circle which offers little In
the way OF social pleasure. as result OF limited
intercourse between friends. &c, are in plight
even worse. Making due allowance for many
silly vapor!ngs which some OF those letters con-
tain there is much in them that concerns the
welfare OF society and claims the attention Of the
social philosopher. In making acquaintnnces in
cities nowadays frivolity seems to be the lead
ing factcr The young man must be vvacious
sporty" &C.. the lady must be pretty. &c. The
Meeting place is usually the dance hall and OF
course each must be a dancer No show unless
you can dance All these things granted, you can
have an enjoyable time and make many jolly
friends. But there are others who don't come
under this head Those others not the least
worthy. Play with them must take second nddle
and work first. They plain, steady sensible
folk who. while they enjoy recreation. have not
time nor a taste for the frivolous amusements
II balls. parties. picnics &c. One letter struck
me forcibly In this respect that OF young drug
clerk who didn't 90 with the young ladies' be-
cause he hadn't time to take the dear things
araurd. In the majority OF those cases one has
to depend the introductions OF relatives or
friends which are not frequently to ones taste.
like the meeting of congenial souls. But worse
still is the fate OF those who are strangers In the
city, who have no friends to go to Tor introdue'
TONS 70, them there's no hope. Is not our
SOFIA, system In city life at fault, and is there
10 reLledy? IL. j. H.
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COMING EVENTS.

Twenty third annual mask and calico ball Of
the Woodbine Club, this evening at New Irving
Hall
Reunion and social Of the Francis X. Hennessy's
Organization OF Old Country Irish Step Dancers at
Military Hall. 1888 Bowery, this evening.
Third annual ball Of the James Hastings
Association, Wednesday evening, at wenders As
sembly Rooms
Initial ladies' reception Of the Holy Gross
Lyceum, 32l West Forty-third street Wednesday
evening.
Fourth annual concert and ball OF the Morris
Park Association, Wednesday evening al Phil
Sehrngs Washington Hall and Park Westchester
First annual ball OF the Ambulance Drivers
Association Of the city OF New York Wednesday
evening. Oct. II, at Central opera House.
National Conservatory Of Musc's benefit concert
for the daughter OF the late Nine. Fursch- MadI
Oct 20. at Madison Square Concert Hall,
Annual ball OF the William Oest Association
Tuesday evening. Oct 80 At Nilsson Hail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
QUEEN victoria's sam Rub,es,

Real rubies are scare. Most Of ths|
stones In use are shans. Even ths|
Queen II England cherihed a pair oil
limitations. They were, ater gre.t trou.
BILE and large expense, exhibited in the
London Exposition of 1862 md proved ta
be mercy spinels. When a customer
goes to reliable dealer ant asks to SEE
some rubes he is asked, How much
are you Wiling to pay?" There il one
ruby in New York shop. n spends
most of it, beauty in the ,afe. Any.
body with 800 can have 1t. Rubies are
full Of sentiment; it is the ,upposition
that they give the wearer hath and q
happy frame VI mind. Rbies vert
among the delights of King Solomon
Lapidaries say hat he got bid Of al
the fine stones, and since hi day thu
supply has steady diminisha.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
PENALTIES OF A CROWN.

The latest reports indicate that the
Car OF Russia has very little chance
OF recovery and that his death may be
expected shortly
What life has been that of the
Russian Emperor for powerful auto
cratic ruler! What a fate has been
decreed for man who holds absolute
power over the lives OF all his sub
jects!
In hourly dread OF assassination at
home and abroad; expecting every mo-
ment the explosion OF the deadly bomb,
through which his father met his death
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

Richmond County will hold a Greater
New York mass-meeting Tuesday even
ing next. A monster gathering of the
same sort Is to be held soon in the
Brooklyn Academy OF Music, and the
Commission having the matter in charge
in this city is making arrangements for
n demonstration here. Keep the great
movement going There is a chance for
everybody to push.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
A. to Police Outrage. and the Xxx.

To the Editor:
What person with a spark Of manhood in him
can read the evidence brought out before the
Lexow Committee without thinking Judge Lynch
could sit In New York City without doing in
justice to any one' II were to read that case
similar to the case OF Mandel occurred In Russia,
would think 1t was highly colored by the press,
Were such state OF things to occur in England
or France the people would rise and sweep all
these thugs away. Not long ago one BIN ELL
sent to prison for long term Of years
for assault; almost every day q Bin policeman
commits brutal assault some one and gets
fined about Sl2.
The Committee OF Seventy means well. but II
will make the usual mistake by taking a man
who has spent his life in the counting house.
Let 1t look lower and take a man who is homes,
and capable and knows life in all its phases
Such a man can be found In the ranks OF organized
labor. Let them pick out such men as Sam
Gompers. Sam Harris and Archibald.
SAMUEL BALL,
lis East One Hundred and Tenth street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

Ths scow Man-There's too much wind outside
the bay to take the garbage down there, to-day.
Supt A.-But man alive! that wind ia nothing
to the blow up here because the garbage dent
20 down.
Tho S. M.-Well. II you insist. I suppose we II
have to take the risk But tell you
supt A.-Tell me nothing You dump the Enrb-
age and the Department dumps the city Each
Of us to his own business.
And the Superintendent winked his other eve so
hard that the top fell on from a refuse heap
three feet high In West tn street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
For Geniuses.

Don't pose as a genius before you prove you
one.
Don't think magazines are yearning for your
work
Don't read your poems to people because they
ask you
Don't forget that bad handwriting as a mark
Of genius is an idea of the past.
Don't write morbid sonnets,
Don't talk about your art"
Don't spend your working hours recittng to
young ladies'
Don't write epics before you can manage sen.
fences GEORGE HUNT.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
A Handkerchief Big.

A dainty Handkerchief bag is mads
with a cardboard bttom. 1-2 inches
square, which is coered With white
India silk. the inner srface being wad-
ded and scented. Theoag sGved to this
bottom is of crochetsworkh in white
silk of any open elasc pattern. Shell
work in successive ros is pretty and
easily made. The works made 8 inches
deep. and is finished a the'top with a
scalloped border. BelQ this narrow
white ribbons are run ttouih the work
for drawing strings.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

"a companion for the Stage Struck Girls.D
Don't 20 round with long face and hair much
longer when a haircut Is only 10 cents.
Don't promenade the Riato with the air Of a
star" for It won't GO
Don't. OF afternoons, linger in the lobby or In
front of a theatre intending to leave the impress
sion that you fulfilling an engagement at that
house for you are in great danger OF being mis-
taken for the jantor.
Don't read plays In the to lead the
passengers to think that you are studying a
part"
Don't spurn the position OF super until you are
capable enough to enable you to seek better
position ID.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
BALTIMORE AND HER GLORY.

Baltimore's excitement over a baseball team is
something Chicago is unable to understand. -
Chicago Mail.
When we see the idiotlc capers In which the
Baltimore people are INDUCING we are rather
glad the Washington ball team managed to lose
the pennant Washington Post.
The why Baltimore has bought the
Einel Tower is now apparent She wants 1t to
float her baseball pennant at a proper altitude
Cincinnati Times-Star.
Baltimore went crazy over Its champion ball
players last night and received them with fire.
works and brass bands. Added to the oysters,
this will serve to remind the world that there
is Baltimore. Chicago News.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
For MiIady in Her Boudoir.

Don't sacrifice fitness to fashion.
Don't n you September. dress as May.
Don't neglect quality for the sake OF quantity.
Don't imagine that beauty will atone for I'M
udinesE
Don't spot the gown for a yard OF stun
Don't dress your head at the expense OF your
hands and feet,
Don't he dAshing-be dainty
Don't dress to startle peoples eyes, but to
satisfy them, SARAH J. ROBINSON,
Brooklyn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
For Embryo Authors.

Don't write poetry, the market is glutted.
Don't get discouraged and give up because 1--WE
or six publishers refuse to publish your book,
Don't copy the style OF any noted author; be
original.
Don't write stories novels with nameless
names and plotless plots.
Don't, when writing to an editor. say. PLEASE
nnd space for this article in the columns of your
valuable paper
Don't sign yourself, "A Constant Reader" or
" A Subscriber Since Your First Issue" Editors
don't like falsehooods b. SQUARE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
A Dude of Nineteen.

To the Editor:
When a young man is Just nineteen
lie thinks himself mighty nne-
He thinks all the girls that he has seen
Must think him simply divine.
when he intends to make a call
on some poor lovesick girl,
He stand for an hour before the glass;
Gee whizl What ails that ourli
while stroiling on the avenue
He thinks he cuts dash:
He doesn't take time to notice much.
But Just coax that little ~ mustache.
This gay young man OF nineteen
Thinks country girls rather thick:
But even though they're a tribe green.
don't think they're fooled quite so quick.
He must study the fashions awhile,
He must know how to carry his tblack-thorn
cane;
But he'll ind in the sweet by-and-by
That hen need tribe more brain.
FLO NJ Common.
Port Richmond. s. /.
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Stune Beef.

Boil a neck-pieo Of beel until 90
tender that the bon, will slip out; then
press the lean met closely together,
Shaping nicely with the hands. Over
the TIP spread THO dressing of tread
crumbs, seasoned win butter, pepper,
salt ind sage; place in the dripping.
pan With the beef liquor pot. Baks
until 'rown. basting tequently. When
cold, ut in slices.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
A Born Gentleman.

(From the Detroit Free Press)
A small boy was al a table where his
mother was not near enough to take care
of him, and a lady next to him volun-
teered her services.
Let me cut your steak for you" she
said IF l can cut 1t the way you want"
she added, with some degree of doubt.
THANK you" the boy responded. &C
cepting her courtesy; II shall like the
way you cut 1t, even IL you do not cut
II the way / like 1t"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

tFrom the Boston Commercial Buletin)
Algy-Willie made a most disgwaceful
bweak when We were leaving the
Spwings.
Reggy-He didn't call his topcoat an
overCoat l hope
Algy-Worse than that; instead of say
Ing. "Po'tah, is me box in the luggage
van?' he cwied, rs my trunk in the bag
gage Carp
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
A Thing He Couldn't Tell.

From the Chicago Inter ocean,
II guess Jimmie Jones was mistaken
about his brother being a college grad
uate."
Mamma-Why. what makes you think
so?
We'll, papa said they always know
everything, and he couldn't even tell
what our baby was erwin about"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Dreaded EGGS.

Boil hard and cut in round thick slices
pepper and salt; dip each in beaten raw
egg, then in fine bread crumbs or pow
dered crackers. and fry in nice dripping
or butter, kissing hot Drain off every
drop OF grease and serve on a hot dish
for breakfast with sauce, like that for
fricassed eggs, poured over them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Ora hun Rolls.

One quart grahm -four. ne quart
white flour, one aid a half jnts tepid
water. one gill nolasses, oe gill Of
yeast, two ouncesof drippins of but.
ter, two even teasponfuls ofsalt; mix
all thoroughly togther Will q spoon
and leave In wrm plao to risei
when light drop inbuttered gem pans
that are hot and bike. For breakfast
mix at night.
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For Ferry Passengers.

Don't poke your elbow directly in the small OF
your neighbors hack.
Don't insist deposlting your ticket hefor.
the people In front Of you.
Don't discuss "our private AFFAIRS moving out.
Don't let your skirts drag and get mad II some
thing happens
Don't poke your umbrella In the anatomy or
eye OF the man behind you. GEORGE HUNT
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

upon which the people are to have the
opportunity to vote. No attention Is
to be paid TO the opposite claim. See
that your vote Is FOR" rapid transit
and that 1t is properly cast. The city
and the lcssees of the new road will do
thp
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

With all due respect to Judge Gaynor,
will he Please to use little better
English. Careful pcrusal of his recent
writings and interviews on public ques-
tions justities a suspicion that his hest
tations and uncertainties have arisen
not SO much from an inability to make
up his mind as from the fact that after
his mind was made up and the result
set down on paper he couldn't quite tell
what 1t really did mean. lie may have
had to study over it few dayG to find
out whether 1t was an acceptance or a
declination. 1t is pity that so good a
Judge should be so poor grammarian
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Cheese Potatoes,

Boil potatoes in salt waterrub them
till soft. add three tablesIbnfuls OF
grated cheese, a little milk ID little
butter Put them into a pulling dish.
scatter bread crumbs ov er Il top. and
bake half an hour or more.
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DON'TS

[B,erity, which is he soul Of ph, is also The sue
GEES Of adrice. The trssr and clearer pour suo-
0estions, the quicker thy ct there u, out Of The
sum Of your experiences you can proride te,o
practical preccpts for struggling brothers and sisters
IN this uncertain ,ro,id, shape them like those you
see here and send 10 Don't Editor, Etening
World. Plit.er Building, Nets York Chy."l
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

Beat cream until It is veryItiff. Pre-
pare several oranges by tal1lg off the
skin and removing all the sels. Sugar
them very we'll, pour over he cream
and mix we'll. Set on the ice ntil ready
to serve.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Allentown Needs the Curfew.

It's pity Allentown has no curtew bell II
II had one and II It's warning voice was truly
oheyed, thered be such sprinting matches of
young men and maidens up and down Hamilton
street every night about as would suggest that
halt the youths in town we're practising for
running race, -Allentown (Pa) Leader
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IMAGINARY CONVERSATIONS.
which Some Persons May
Have snid to other Persons
Under Certain Circum-
stances.
senator Hill and an Unknown.

Tho unknoSn-what did they nominate you for7
Senator Hili-Tsmmany wanted me to pull
their city ticket through. Cleveland wanted me
in order to get rid OF me. Shepard wanted me
80 as to put the knife into me. whitney wanted
me to protect his street railroad interests Oh.
they're all after something.
The Unknovn-well, It's too badi
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Self Respect Begets Respect,

No lady can afford to be rude or I'M
kind to her maid, cook or laundress.
II she desires their respect. she must
be respectful. mo man." wrote Lord
Bacon. will be deficient In respect
toward others who knows the value OF
respect to himself"
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Exhibit Her.

To the Editor
see In Tho Evening World that a mother
o; large family wants advice She said she
had two daughters. fifteen and seventeen years OF
sse the eldest being very beautiful and rsssmbliAs
Roman goddess. advise her to put her in a
glass case on exhibition. as there are lots Of
people who would be willing to pay a small
amount to see such a wonderful girl.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Road to Fame.

Fame now is an honor that's easily won,
Much thanks to the present times
capers:
Indorse some great nostrum, and sure
as the sun
Your portrait will be in the papers.
Boston Budget,
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The Origin of Man.

To the Editor;
It Ia exceedingly simply to hnd out the origin
of every man. Not all men were monkeys. a.
Darwin said. Some were bears. some lions some
tigers. some lambs, &C.. &c. ! can tell any man
his origin by his rams without knowing him. The
resurrection of the flesh is a positive fact
JOSEPH r. GONZALES
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

The unknown-why do you stay in' You know
they all want to do you up. You're sure to go
down.
Senator Hli-well. II I do wen all 20 to
Hades together. ] wont 60 down alone.