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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Under tie starIiEhts.

To the Eater:
VIA, do tie ssnrs rsstsrs Of The Evening
Word" think OF yosng lazy Who make, a
practice o. Gaming hOcns =, II p. n. an. thea
stands In the coorvsT with \ s.rtlsrsn snd
exchanges kis,.s IN isGc and prctrartet rnstnsr,
70 the .nroysIc. Of the snnr. nsshborhcod'
Las: Fourth Of July sts awakened ~ soo1t !,
r. " BY = ssri.s Of kgt And rspeste. sIaaciI
LICKING out o. the window. witch alvtys
weep open for the SAX. o, vsntia,ion,' ! nttieed
a yVuAg lazy ki,sinE at elderly Eentlsm,n- After
kesr!ag tkis W Ter stsut ik'.s hOurs the gen
tIemsn departed. and ne yognE lady. skipping
Up tEs s;.ps, shouted sfs. him, Good night
darling" nov soms people may think thi,
a.! right but wish TO psptest sgains, this uIbe-
uou.iaE conduct Tor tie Welfare Of the yeunE
latlss Who I've In the toek and are compelled
70 witness this ua,ssmp spectacle Personally
am oppo-si 70 TIE cisgnt!ns habit Of kiss.ns.
especially In public. what kind of mother
mus, this Be Who allevs her daughter 70 stay
GU, =, such late hour vjh elderly gentlemen!
what OF his wife and ehitrsn waiting for him
a, Aonsi A REPoRMKR :.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
On TRIAL At LAsT.

Ths trial ~ Tho s,'susEf police Cap
tain DDh=f1y ana h4s warf men. Hgch
ara b""hAH, n, JDil,s !sAtggsrtrrs
'sS's'isy. vas rtf"At.rsG with inter
fNp''Hn Al no beginning ~ the nsr-
Virs ~ writ % pr.HlH'lgn. granted
~ Inhgs byzrr. If ne Eup-riDr CyYri
cF.'ung NE CrnrlssiDnrrs ~ nhpw
esHss WY h.y ,hrIH not r- .u,o!ne1
frrrn proceeding WIN N. ,skrr
II. writ tpok the cnurniss!Dn.r. Wy
sIrprt-s. bat Hr. ".llrnAn n, onre
rs'"gniz-f the situation. md. hf,sr u.oy-
Inc an aiiournHsn, un'iI za'cIork hss
tened over 70 JgGEs DlIderrl.syr'.
court ana moved 'hH, "a. wri' pr order
be vacated nr Dpr MAS present H. the
cOpr, with the counsel fpr III. Nc
cursd policemen. hI, Judg" Dilfrrsle.ye,
after hr!e' examination ~ The witt.
vacated 4, III. parties then returned ~
police HsAfguArtsrs ana In the after
noon tho trials projected, the -Tprt ~
interrupt them having sigraly failed
u h"sfnn Il very ppOr ppilcy ~ h'ek 20
prevent fair and prompt trial ~ the
bccus-l officers There IL no other way
u getting them or the force n they
are guilty. ana certainly no tn. re-
former can favor their retention. The
| i-<Ipw Commute. In especial has 81
! p'-Es"i is conviction that ~. BCGus.d
officers are guilty am certainly no
| person connected win that Commit
,r" can fail TO dsEirs their removal from
tho force.
BrRIIrn. there IL every promiss Of
gain for tho Committee IN itH future
work ny SLOWING tho polite. trials 10
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
MOTH[RhND DAUGHTER ELOPE
Injured Husband and Father Finds
Them in Louisville
The Elder Woman and Two Men
Are Under Arrest

LOUIHVlLLE, July PA sensational
el9pemeat from Knoxville. Tenn, cu!rni-
mated In the equally Sensational ares:
here OF all the principals In the affair
Mrs. Matte Ianden. a fns-.ooking wo-
man. aged ffty, 10 in jail: William II.
Lowell. a well -dressed man Of forty
three, Ii In a cell at the Seventeenth
police station. and In an adjoining cell
Ia &. s. Jennings. u Misunderstanding
young man.
The three were ed by detective.
a. l7R West Walnut street. on war
rant sworn by q. W Landcs. OF Knox
lille Landcs. who Is raid U be IN com.
fortab. circumstances financially came
to LpU.ENlIc from Knoxville Il few ddyp
ago and at once called on chief Of DE.
t.Ctiy.s owens ana tod him his troubles
ACcOT ing to his statement. hlE daughter
ScIll". Uge fIin.t""n,und Il beautiful young
woman, had been receiving attention.
from - 9 Jennings against his w4Ehes
IL" also stated that he had sIspectri
his wife Of being on much TO friendly
terms WIN william ". Lowell.
on July 6, he baid, the whole parts
clipped taking with them two smaller
children. Lowell came 10 Louisville viii
daughter was accompanied W Jennings
rms house At M West Walnut stree
vas rented and they had been liylns
there since
Lauics spent nearly two weeks search
ing for them before ha came 10 this city
D." secured the assistance Of the dst.c
t!vss, who succeeded IN locating tni
YuiIV parties Tho Oldest daughter wa
not locked up, being left 10 take care o
tho younger children.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
AT LONG BRANCH.
A successfui Entertain mcnt for the
Fund Last Might.

The West End Amusement Han, Long
Branch. kaG d fhshlDnsble audience last
night al the entsrtainm"nt given IN AID
~ The Evening wDri1'E' h!ck Babies
Puma J"rrmss play. "Fennsl. or. The
Violin Maker ~ Corona" was given
VAN Dr. Roberto DeEh0n in tho role Of
F!ipDJ. lie played Nth ,ru. artistic
appreciation II This dinicut character
ana murh sympathetic .1pr"rsipr. Ai1'
EIIh Miner wAa E.cCrrAf4l az Clan
nina, !DObrj a picture and received many
floral offerings Sir. JerDm. Mon.
hrliner an! ilr e. Throcrnorton acted
we'll, and the Performance" reflected
great credit on NJ Charles Tricr. under
WbpE- direction u wan produced.
The second part Of the Programme
hud many attractive features. Baby
Parker. ~ Joseph J"nsrrpn'n company,
trncs recalled The bore Hro,hers.
haulD lIy'rE, assisted bE CHAR 90 Z.
Van iinar, pianist. were automatically
received Henry Levy, u talented young
h"w iurk pianist and pupI o. Arthur
Nfleir".n, played 'hupluh potion 49,
In A Nat win power ana sympathetic
rTpr"r Ion gu,,nI' NdHfhr. II a I'.p
10 Chinatown" fame, won admiration
rui applause. Judge william Is Green
CAV" his humorous sslccilpnE with hp.cn-
GA cfTrot. aud n niue young lady, Nellie
Marks "A visitor AT the Iirhnch from
hUrHviIl". Tenn. mad" quIt" MT by
her clever rrrillng, sluRiuH aad dancing
She han great natural giits.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
COOK WAVED A RAZOR.
evo.s Sled Esv. tie Lyoat'
Buffers Lie b.ood
Had Previously eesmeared Him
Win act Mashed Potatoes
Hixh .Iiuk, at the Glass Herck.prs
FRA Ap.nu. Mansion

Thee We. re ~, - 'hs t-Tt,.
3r...ng = g,., 2. J.. ~ 9. y1'.t ave-
-. t.ta.s. ,.s r...y-3 p,,E e.: -
merchant. 9..,x ..,:.ss e. = y -r'zy
,,gsr, t. "sI..stsSs were ..ssRs3
sst'.aE -. .s..s ~ cs..r wtsa Z -.
r.b.s ,yuu.s'-g. y1s hes,t '-yI t.s
..fsc,!y1 .. t.r D-tr-E Apartment
Ers Lygr, heard ~ ~ ~ ara. a..
h.-ryiag = re g;,,' c.D,gyefs3 her co.k
HS'f.- ErU,s 4 s,.-, ygD,;-.,gE!Ig u. -
at, ~ 'h.riy t,. 4ssp.Eg sD.-. ana
trsnclsting fszg-. WIN Win srs Wa
Ils,h!ng a. re t-l.sr. Andrew ! Ers.ls
rapS+ 'scs ara Ls%s were sussrs: WIZ
mashed pytst>ss.
Brsuis Il qy!s,, una,s.ra,rg FELLOW
and has teen In Grs Lyou's family f.f
number u! y.srs ne cook has pn.S
the icss Ia her head that ,ns wa ci,
nksG by her fe!lgw servants Ehs wa
The heavy weigh, IN III. kD.s.. turning
TIE gales al ay py.Ecs ana wss sc-
cpfdinEly not indicated ~ n. o'hsr s-r
ssnu. who Invariably allowed her " d
"a Ehs pissSed.
b Jh'hy, as she slipped into the but.
Ter. roam. she smpued a o!sh Of ho'
mashed pD,ztDes cy.r his head enc
/ thsn attacked nm win razgr. She
Wan s.ssh.Lg st tim with ne rzzDG
| "htn birs Lyons pr IN al appearance
| IN aNHauct u! her cher dCr.EsuCs
Nh. Lyon bfa.e.y Jumped - the ss
distance Of her t.t.-r and rnsrsPed -
| a!saffn the srraRsg gDIE This MAD.
| the C,ok st!!l Hgre fJrsO.s ard swear.
| iig ma, khs HD-i3 have the tg,,EF'
| NE, ate r.Ehe1 into TIE cin!Eg-r,DH
ana DickH1 ~ Csrtlng-Erl:e The
| tEtsr Gb not wait u - csrs+d sac
| maze himself Lsarse The other Etr
Ean's t~n c!saiwr: NE "a, cox and
! p.aGs1 Ltr IN rum where guar
I mas pat over her - prevent her from
cy.nE any '.-hsr mischief
Ehs rsTei the entire night, sUez rinP
/ - AZ trs TDg.1 surely XII the bgt!er
Z az he ten hE-.ts9 hsF. I'm Lyon ~ e.
, 70 fsasgn NJ, Ter. but sne conting Il
. her Eg'lOus the following day, renewing
/ hsr pa;hs u kLHsg Drsnl- He then De
c..t1 20 seek 'Ss al ri the law, and ~
| cured 4 warrant Tor her srr.st UhicF
vas served yssterfsy W Court O:ficei
! T.g.sr
"hsn Arraigned tsfore Justice Mead.
| IN iOrkY.le Court to-day the cOOk
| claimed that Eramie had sssa IIted hel
! snj thrODn her down q fight Of stairs
| She 1as he'd for trial.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
A SANITARY Bed.

The iron tetstead 10 superior TO the
wooden one. So far as sanitary principles
go. but the latter may be made less a
menace to health II every week the
housekeeper superior tends personally 70
the brushing and cleaning OF IL II
springs were covered with cloth they
would be less liable 10 cut into the mat
tress and would keep clean much longer
This cloth. q heavy piece Of unbleached
linen. could be easily Sss- ana to-
gether with a weekly brushing OF the
springs would 60 far towards achieving
perfect cleanliness more desirable In a
bed than almost any other piece of fur
n!ture. Then the mattress should like
wise receive It's need OF attention, being
well-dusted and turned every day. par.
tcular care beng given to the little ere.
vices around the buttons. for they are
the spots where dust most loves &c
linger Two mattress covers, thai
could be easily buttoned on. are very de-
s!rable, for they can be put through
the cleansing process OF the washtub q,
least every fortnight
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Loves LalliSagEery.
2. TIE E>. u,-

7. We t--tr
..tt. Ixrs ". ''Hne KARI vte-
n, tsyt lgTs r.: ttlit:y sl!l. Z -it tsy
.s- e,t=:urr d Eve ia uy .s i.,t:. ir
t..r.., c-p.- - ~: tT..irG IL II. k.n.r
{! tat. an. nus az: seaorc -Eiy Live . :
s.-- 81 ee>3s;igl iurtrt.3 :! Il. rodi :. max.
- -lor;AIs tIpy ~ ULhApty a. ut e.Is might
- /; 10 . fe,G q irts..s aen'Ingn a
ts-!t :. hsSsuly tiiu sr:.rA!re: Ter =
E.u.-' q -. o5Yor,s t.E tnSt . EE;s: o.
ur.t..rl. . isslHE uat us nG,t conrAuly ts
y ~, rIsi ttg hst-.Is o. ;as u-s ~. tce:t-
Lsr. 10 al op;t-!sie .e.its .ticA et.e-s G,
&. tg' tsurs q t.sporesrey. snt 10 Anything
sLg-.t sGeEr - RAJ t.is ssaIiiOs. It would
ERE rist-ttle ;klr ever. AKA Per
.tA,se eIu,s to tseors tsspsrais he
MT -.=-srEi.i. ;ti-t aDyut tie ht;ls nln
CE;ic 'Ht!s Harion'' calls tin, 10 tss; IN
t:s eyvrss q lis vsAasrIEs aver he rGs1sl.
t;t.-s :. :, - -vp.-t.r 9. age ps-ty- bat
~ ia !!:ils 23fI her. ta.-. s.1 every
~ts-s TIE po!un tainted vith TIA: nen-llttilg
,<isor. ti!tt vVuie IKE 70 asa Maid
NArsou'' vtethsr he spsaks from s.perisnes or
h.1-rly spesf rrr sIperisnss Shsu I "a
There's no:hilg bali 70 sweet In life as iovs's
yCgax dream" LOvELACR-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Italian Peasant NeedIework.

italian peasant women knit intermina-
bly, when they are not engaged in more
arduous occupations, such as carrying
hods OF brick and mortar Up ladders
or bearing heavy loads Of wood upon
their bent backs, or to!lins in gangs in
the fields. They knit with babies In
their arms, knit in the streets. knit in
the intervals OF tending their fruit
stands. knit even In church. Little girls,
their mothers and grandmothers, all alike
knit. II seems a pity that the men OF
neighboring Greece who carry strings
OF beads, not for purposes Of prayer.
but simply to provide mechanical &C.
cupation for the hands during conveua-
ton. should not turn such a peculiar
necessity to practical account and lift
little OF the burden OF the weaker
sex by learning to knit TOO.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
His Greatest TrcasurA.

One OF the Cabinet women tells q very
pretty story about the President on that
eventful day in November over a year ago,
when his election hung tremblingly in the
balance. Accompanying her husband she
had gone to New York. and was at the
Clevelands' house. where Q small COM
pany Of friends spent the day watching
returns as rapidly as they were sent
over the wires. During the afternoon
l4tle Ruth was brought IN rosy and
glowing from her daily airing. AS the
child entered tho room Mr.. Cleveland
turned to the Cabinet women at his side
and remarked as he held out his arms
for his baby daughter: Here comes
something better than all the Presi-
Dental elections In the world.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Choice of DininE Ia blss.

Opinions differ as to the correct form
In dining-ta bles. John Bull loves Q
round table, the German is partial to an
oval board and the French like the
cold square lines; In Americs all three
are used. A table for ten should be ten
feet long. Under the cloth should BE- .
ught-ftting canton flannel baiEs. OF
woollen cover: this will save the WOOD
from burns and stains and deaden the
sound Of china and cutlery. II there u
joint or q roast to carve Q lasue
napkin should go under the platter. 4
cloth that hangs over more thaa eight.
cen inches is not good form; neither ID
the Enthusiastically folded napkin. Nspsry
should never be laundered With starch,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
The Gospel In History.


10 II cot strange that 'To-r' know more Than
h,,tpry tDo~s' How DO you know. 'Pour." tia,
Lazarus raised from the esst' You simply
know nothing whatever tb2t 1. and yet With
your intcs. trass you ny be vas not Yes. We
can ,nd mus, tsiievs Just a. W believe the fses
d all histgry We believe tha. Caesar s,sas-
sns,ed By Bru.us that Philip vas King Of Mace
don: tina, Alexander. his son. "a. a great con-
qusror; that Homer lived and wrote q book on
the Trojan varA All these and I thousand other
facts Co and must believe. and ys, what do
We know about the Character q the witnesses
Who testify to thsm' Tho prtne!tis that destroys
the ersdib!ity Of the Gospel historss destroys al
The sam. tim. n. er.1ihiiity of Al history and
the eredibiliu Of tine human rs,a SO II has
proved. although he was no, the ist Who
Wa raised from tie DEAD. - We learn from the
Old Testament !. D. O.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Practical Dental Hiats.

An aching tooth should never be borne
with. l have known woman to cour-
ageously endure the repeated excruciat-
ing toothache that attends a dying nerve
without consulting q dentist. The pain
finally subsidized, for good and for all.
but the tooth gradually became discol-
ored' taking on drabbish tone, Then
for the frst time this unlucky woman
suspected what had happened. The pulp.
the dead nerve. was removed. but the
tooth never regained Its clear. peariy
iustre, II one Is troubled with dyspepsia
or any gastric disturbance the teeth
bear witness to the fact They lose MIR
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Der Yr~eton . Gissntie Fake

:: =, Et,.r-
v.us. . s. Ia r-u.I tfr - "a vt-
'7e.I y liz AIs amer A. ra---rrs-tJ
Ia. Sr-s 80 &c ~ .-..-lct = re- .-;.7 a.
49,, -Las sDrt-t1nr llts a. r.trnr a.
iIrf-t- cS-uh,rT e1t.Ity--r . e.. --Isu-i
A.. y-JJ.- = Irb5s to.' a .tss tlJ+-fS-tiy
.ts' "a n l.Fvs- uIrfJ -s:p-I r.t.s A..
-: a.. t-s. tts.rritft manu- rt t--srJi
y.I..'s- = tgtp-- rt.u va y-yt re Lar
.-ss--.-ts ait u ruE.' E.eirs a LIZ ia
et-. -. ~ - tiriy ally IL Vre-.,, 4
.-,t r-=-r7 ftSr~a 'i4uyrft
%. yyty a. Ther.r.- t---.4rr Ess -el..
a.. ~ -.Asy-Ar.. l.t.s' soet ,ppsI er ne
F-Iiu'. = E I--s-lrIr 10 AZ: h.1.le! q
;-s-p ty ttpr,1zs !yr- Bull Il a. 80 thiui
A.. by--.t---s LIZ tee. Tts
are .I.t ssr- t-ISs .! Lrst-l.i1 ave srt-
>.;lT L'-. sy IN 80 eit:EHst .
;.-&.Es ':s'r Hp.-5y irts!il gene. .rLti.s ue-
% LAT - tts ~: tL-i !usa-t.
= ;..-'s.t.y yE- T. Its=I ;nt; ~ tie "t-err
- -, I;-.Tee. rs1;.s az Ia s.tltt =.
u--rt - ~ - ~ -. e.ssty maj ~ tcsJ.s-
'rs..g-r rxIrrt .tE, az. hat Is ~
Ia. - >s-lJ-I.. d: YgF 'yyss-rI,-' a. IA:
ne syr.rhE..s :: Et'r;. stits rsts mr.
rr.t.. .-+-E--1 .sr, .trsyltly r.rt- UT ts-
/ \ NATIVE " THE LAND Or YAkE FREE
In
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Smoking in woman's Presence.

To the Editor:
Girls above all thing DO not sIios ne men
10 smoke eigars. cigarettes or tobacco In any
form while you are with them Men Who are al
lowed To smoke when with . girl will have very
li;tls respect TOR her thorough gentle
man will never think Of smoking whsa with .
lady. but then thsrs are always fsu Who think
they are privileged eharsetsrs- and after taking
= cigarette or cigar from their vsst pockHs will
ask you In = savsss tone: DO you ob.,c, TO
snokinEr' Girls either ignore the question al
together. or u he makes you answer say mo
gentleman smokes when With me-" or = DO
no, like cigar smoke" II you say this ssauy
you may b he viii not smoke while With
you. but will either throw the cigar away or
return 1t 70 his poke, until after he leaves you.
TEDDY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Air the BEDDING cvery Day.

Bedding should be aired every dSI
This doesn't mean being eft On the ~
with the wind to blow over II. but every
piece should be removed and given a.
much individual air and sunshine ~ 70
possible. Some people argue that 10
looks dreadfuliy untdy to see pillovA.
mattress. sheets and blankets protrud-
ing from front window for all passefS-
by to contemplate. This one cannot
deny. but III. variou, articles could b
distributed On chairs. and q current a
fresh, pure morning air permitted -
blow over them without offending the
aesthetic taste OF the wandering oryaA
grinder or street sprinkler.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
NEW YORK MAN ROBBED.
somebody stole Ills Grip and Pspers
ana Tools valued AT k35, 900.

PIT'rSTIELD. Mass. July 5.-w. l.
butcher. OF New York. reported TO the
police her" last night that he had beer
robbed OF papers ana 'GplA. valued a
3aJ 90. a. the Albany Depot. lie -.
his grip containing IA" ya'4ables. nj
ut-s. on his return Il was ~. w
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
To Boil Corncd Beef.

Put the beef in water enough TO sD~O
It. and let It heat slowly and bon
slowly. and be careful to take
of the grease. Many think Il
hips and csbbages with II. In this case
the vegetables must be peeled and all
the grease carefully SKINNED as fast
as ii rises. Allow about twenty minutes
Of boiling for each pound OF meat CoTned
beet. 'hot or cold will be great
iy improved II served with some nicely
cooked sauce. Apples, peaches and pea1
go well with It: cranberries are delie!ouA
and German prunes. stoned and picked
or Favored with lemon Juice. make .
cheap and Appalling re!ish.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
"STAND BY YOUR WIFE,"
Justice Murphy, However, Advises
Warrant Rather than Fists.

John Il. Price. Il painter, who lives at
29S South Fourth street. was before
Justice Murphy. In the Lee Avenue
Court. williamsburg. to-day on a charge
Of making threats, but as the com
piainant. Henry Lehmore, DID not APP
peal, he Was discharSed IT.. ..,,
Price, "and ] told him that n he did
Il again I'd punch his head. And then
he had !hs nerve to Ne. me syIEssd,edin
tice Murphy. .nut II he bothers you
don't use your lists. Get warrant"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
! Vast ys.os,ae Festival al tie
SesIoe.
;. utertkibrBsr.' 81 Ling Branch and
Els.vbsr. for II. B.b!.s.


Ply ~. ;,>r ys~e, TANK ., DER
sU'-. ,.".l,s, o.. ',-ss 'yrr.: csys s.e
give s..ns''.''g ~ TIE Evening H0Tl;s
I'sE iy,'.rs F-.. ~. w-skss ~
ar ,.t..rs. p, 't.s tsr.rneLX ia sp.-.lsl
care i.rns us s.infn.f.
E'yUr 'D'ys tn.41 t- shAu.t nat
'a+y pm ",ts nrrrs esrrssny fpr th.s
charity fsE ftr '.'.p p-S'rs = the N''lE
g'ss. = ear ~ ~ TN In 'hs f-ri 10
re rss.'' = .t.1It1,s Ngrk Tt'ir
'a.Fr. - 'r'-. '.fIrfI's at! collections All
.asg~ aHl,.r's =, ne F.rJ
TAN Trs.". f1r.js laughter ~ LEV
~ e - "ssEr AT F's.L n. q srns n
trns mr.. ~. ~ D4biy Ds one u -.
= .lI rsrJ"s ''is y'ar EI- has orysn-
mt 'a' .'<yy.t Ysy1sGI's ynyD IN
ssr'n. an vii I's,STt * 'Ji IN. b"nsn;
fsy rPr. JJly ". II vi! be n r.s -
ragn'''r't - try'aa '.s,!yA. TIE
h!yy",' ,ars ., tie ysrs'y stag. are
~ ~" b.l. ana al vi! appear. Her.
ytEI. ''s, Whiting sne Yssppasa
~ t,ss. t'a. Ma lIIi. r.yt
iyrH. D'lSp. r.s's.s' 'E5 Han.
r..",r., ~ -. yu-u T. ,.' ~ -. s.,..
Jan" Hy,g In. d E.ymga.
@.'t,'.' - bu'f.n 's1 "..s' a.. r'!a'
. Read the l,' oyer again Isn't u Z
gtatI hi!' "Nl thai not mai. gpiEH'
81 mas. Urnrf vaudeville fsHtlyslf aEt
GrDr NJ ne EEAbI,E tDO'
Eaty Francis Fle.1s ~ dolnE - Eh'
] Will make d great tI,'rrr Tirkss IN
|s ''.'..4. ~. p.. should be g. apiece
not mDr" 'hhr cn.E n 4 lifetime vii
. ;rI zee 10 many Taristy stars united IL
DHs bili
/ Ana remember, when yDu pa'roriz.
mir festival ypu are also helping III
hhbi"s, ipf al p" pfgs"'ls Will he acctd
~ the bick Babies Fund.
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Childrcn's Dresses,

For dresses for small children ness
beautiful zephyrs, percales. ohAmhvsy'
&c. are being, shown. The prsttsst ees-
ora are navy and light blue. red. pank.
tan, brown. cream, delicate srssu ans
pale lavender. The daintisst sffscts sse
hairlinss and stripes up To susst&r ~
an inch In width, chsoks, small end no
dium-sized broken piaids. DaAiA ssssss
and small ngassA
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City Property Invsstns.ts Best.

have read with intsrsa the various sus-
sestions In The Evening World" as to the
best manner of investing $500 After having In
vss,igAted numerous plans and proating BY the
experience Of othsrs I md the most profitable
Investment Ia In business property In the heart
Of cities OF course $500 will not buy much
property. but by consolidating . number OF such
amounts. the investor OF each part thereof will
realize more largely than from any other form
OF Investment Suburban lots do not pay any
income nor do they increase in value v.n
rapidly. whereas business property pays .
per cent on tho investment and Increases In
value from Is 10 20 per cent. per snnum.
L L
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GOoseberry Custard.

Beat up two yolks Of eggs with rather
more than half a pint OF milk, sweeten
to taste, put the mixture in a jug, place
IT in saucepan of boiling water and
stir over the fire till 1t thickens, then
turn 1t into a basin and stir till cool
half All some custard glasses with
gooseberry pulp, add the custard and
finish off with q spoonful Of whipped
cream
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Housekeeping . Fine Art

Housekeeping Is almost q lost AT n
needs encouragement. Let all girls have
share in housekeeping at home before
they marry; let each superintend some
department by turns. II need not occupy
halt the time TO see that the house has
been properly swept, busted and put in
order. to prepare salads, coffee and ICED
delicac.es that many young ladies spend
In reading novels which enervats both
mind and body and unit them for eveTy-
day LIE. Women do not. a. = general
rule, get pale faces doing houseworiI.
Taeir sedentsry habits in overheatsd
rooms. combined with ill-chosen food, are
to blame for bad health. Our mothers
used 10 pride themselves on their house.
keeping and fine needlework. Let the
present generation add TO its list Of real
accomplishments the art OF properly pre-
pairing food for the human body and
making home the sweetest spot ON earth.
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PreHident Cleveland did not tnks n
new position In his letter advocating real
tHrlfr reform on real Democratic prin
cipler. lie has been persistent ana con
Hlsient through NIL tho struggle. so far
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