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The evening world., 1894-06-21

To the Editor:
wish to make a remark concerning the injus-
tice the travelling public is forced to put up with
because OF the system surface and Elevated rail-
roads are run on In New York and Brooklyn. In
the evening, when tranic is heavy. rarely
chance to get seat in car. and, when for
tunats enough to do So before go a block In
variably a lady boards the car and hangs appeal
ingly opposite me the strap. OF course. my
ealiantry overcomes me. and condcscend to hang
there while she enjoys my seat. am not an
Englshman. but l approve Of the way street cars
are run In the large cities OF England. Every
street car In London Is registered TO carry so
many passengers, and should a conductor allow
one more thar the registered number to ride in
his car he is prosecuted by the city and pun
ished according to law. Should Brooklyn and New
York railway companies be compelled to accom-
modate every passenger they carry with seat,
am sure the travelling public would find such to
their advantage. PETE CALLAN. Brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Jessica and Rose.

Garden last evening June 1o) for the beneht o.
the Sick Babies Fund j. V. GOTTSCTALK,
Business Manager NJ. $. q. Co.
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&C.; pudding dishes, assorted. farins
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. dishpans.
quart measure, pint measure, flour
sieve, steamer coffee pot. tea canister.
coffee canister, two small saucepans,
with lids; two bread pans, three pie
dishes, four teaspoons and four table
spoons
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Why?
To the Editor:

TO the EnltOr:
Allow me to express myself In verse on
subject should like to get the Ideas OF others
who give Just a few moments OF thought week
to problems other than the materiality Of life
A SUPERSTITION.
II from the putretying corpse arise
Sweet vioiets. or rare grasses, long and sweet
Or from the coiored marcid hands and feet,
Soft daisies smile to wild, eSultins skies
And thus bring pleasure to fair maiden eyes
II change doth make the corpse. through sun $
rareheat,
Give food TO flowers or to trees or wheat
Why may not from the soul and spirit rise
New souls, new spirits to the world wide!
As soul comes only after birth four days.
This proves that flesh is other than soul-rays;
Apart they are at birth: through lfe. beside
Each othcr-then, at death the body moulds.
While the strong soul flies TO wondrous
folds!
Hoping some liberal thinkers may eniishten
me more on the subject. thank you for your
Internationally. J, L.
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Are the Men SO Scarce?



than now have will we be allowed to do
things that are frowned upon! Because
there is one privilege desire. and that Ia to go
alone to theatre. earn a reasonable salary and
could treat myself to good seat once In a
while. and why must sit at home until some
gentleman asks me or else buy two tickets and
take a lady friend. thereby paying double for my
pleasure' am not afraid to walk the half
block from the street to my room even as
late as half past eleven; indeed. l often do so,
when returning from visiting my friends But
perhaps that is a custom that will only come In
with Meg Merriless' trousers. Let us hope
both will hurry up" WORKER.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
The Contents of Beer.

To the Editor!
The chemical composition OF beer 10 given by
Prof. E. A. Parkos in his Hygiene az fol-
lows: One hundred ounces OF bsor contains Ave
ounces OF alcohol SIX ounces OF extractiyes dex-
,rins and sugar lss grains OF free acids and six
ty-nve srains OF salt" Weiss (whito) beer Is a
considerably milder drink than lager. and Is fer
mented from the malt OF wheat with slight ad-
mixture OF barley malt. II Ia doubtless called
weiss beer from the fact that tho seed OF the
wheat plant q white Erain) IL used In It's manu-
taeturs JAMES DONALDSON. brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-06-21
On the Kitchen Shelves.

When furnishing a kitchen there
should be one each of the fol-
lowing: Soup kettle, two-quart sauce
pan with lid, three-pint saucepan with
lid, one quart saucepan with lid. large
roasting pan, small roasting pan, flour
dredger, salt drsdger, pepper dredger.
sugar dredger. German lemon crater,
nutmeg crater. popover pan. griddie,
oolander, fish kettle, set of cake pans,
ea-kettle. potato knife. onion knife.
bread knife. wire basket for frying,
potato slicer. broiler, toaster. custard
cups, coffee mill. set spice boxes, glass
lemon saueezer. set OF scales. can
opener. cleaver. set skewers. beater,
-four bin, bread hour. pastry hour. bins
for meal. &C.; buckets or bins for sugar,
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My NeiEhbOr.

My neighbor met me on the street
She dropped a word Of greeting gay,
Her look 80 bright her tone so sweet
I stepped to music all that day.
The cares that tugged at heart and brain,
The work too heavy for my hand,
The ceasaless underbeat of pain,
The tasks 1 could not understand.
Grew lighter as l walked along
With air and step Of liberty.
Freed by the sudden Tilt of song,
That filled the world with cheer for ma
Yet was this all. A woman wise.
Her life enriched by many a year,
Had faced me with her brave. true eyes,
Passed on and said. Good mornig.
dear"
Margaret e. Sangster In Youths Com
panion.
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How to Doll Rice.

Place one cup of rice in a bowl Of
water and wash thoroughly, rubbing II
between the hands. Gather up the ri4e
and place in cup of cold water. Place
on the stove to boil. with half teaspoon
full Of salt; cover, 10 not stir, but watch
closely, and the moment the kernels are
soft--can be mashed between the fingers
remove. cooking longer makes It so3-
gy; II will take about fifteen minutes.
Drain. cover again and set one side to
steam from en- hour to an hour and q
half. Stir constantly with a fork to
prevent caking on the bottom. Cooked
In this way 1t comes to the table look
Ing like pile of snow. 1t is so white.
and each grain by itself.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
ARTHUR BARRETT MARRIED.
New Yorker weds Lady Mary
wyntt's Daughter In London.
Dry Annotated Prens. !

(By Associated PresB.)
LONDON, June H.-Arthur Barratt,
Of New York. was married at 2.30 this
afternoon at st. Peters Church. Eaton
Square. this city to Miss Edith Wyatt.
the daughter of Lady Mary Wyatt,
widow of Sir Matthey Dixby Wyatt.
the eminent architect.
There were three little bridesmaids
and J. r. T. Robertson was the best
man.
Among the guests were Lord and
Lady Mauland. Baron and Baroness De
Worms. Sir John and Lady Bridge,
Lady Eleanor Roxburgh, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Flagler, OF New York. and Mr.,
and Mrs. w. A. ii. Stafford. of New
York,
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Tyrants of the Home.

To the Editor:
In this great Republic OF ours. land OF the
free," &c, there are established million lit
tie Kingdoms and a million microscopic tyrants.
who rival In their petty. limited way. the un-
justness and absurdity OF their greater royal
prototypes. Good American citizens. who scorn
In others the claim to infailibillty. In their
homes. In their own paternal, royal way. consti-
tute themselves kings. unable to err. and whose
words. addressed to their children. must be tho
essence OF correctness and truth, but above all
supreme Fathers Of America, abolish these
monArGhicai ideas. Rules and punishments we
must have. but don't trounce that boy of yours
simply because he thinks he 10 right, now and
then. p. NJ.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

By grace Of Cambridge University,
Capt. Mahan. of the cruiser Chicago, is
an LII. ID. BY grace OF oxford he is a
ID. C. L. He has conquered the Britons
without firing a gun, and will come back
a pretty big gun himself. 1t is q 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
JeweIry Jots.

Mercury wings have been utilized as
Clasps, and very pretty they are.
Stocking supporters with silver catches
are produced ready for use.
A dagger Of light-tinted sapphires at
least a foot long has been seen.
Briarwood pipes covered with perfo-
rated silver are seen In large numbers.
Tiny pocketbooks for change, with a
delicate silver ornament applied. are new.
An occasional bow knot is seen; one.
for example. was made Of Alternating
diamonds and olivineS.
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tralIzing the veto power of the Lords.
However. It all means the same thing
In the end To abolish the power Of tho
peerage will be only to enter the wedge
which will finally split and destroy the
institution itself.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
A Young Lovers Perpiexity.

To the EdItOri
would like some OF your kind readers to give
a young man little advice. have been keeping
company with young lady for nearly two years
and have been loyal t, her. thinking she was
loyal tn me, but one night saw her out walking
with another young man. arm In arm. and he was
carrying her hand bag Since then have not
been down to see her and she has not seat any
word to me. What do you think is the mattcrH
LEO, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Trim ming the EyeIashe es.

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


TO the EdItorI
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
corners? Business compels me to use the Third
avenue cars several times a day. and often have
! been delayed by two or three rushing by
me- the motorman 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 msn' What are they en-
ployed forf ADRIAN PRIMROSE.
lei East Eighty sixth street.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

"With all our faults we love our
House OF Peers" sings the chorus OF
good Englishmen in a favorite opera.
And with all its 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 bill to abolish the
upper house Of Parliament altogether
He moved the END IT. section OF the
late Gladstone alternative proposition
The conference stuck to the amend r.
eide. ana voted In favor o. simply n9a'
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A Rono JnH.

A Reader-Place layer of rose leaves
In the jar, then a layer Of salt and SO
on until the jar is filled. Buy a package
Of pot-pourri powder at the druggists
and sprinkle through the mixture.
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
The Lost Is Found In Russia.
ny Associated pressl

DENVER, June Glow Waite has received
communication from Washington transmitting a
letter from the American Minister at St Peters
burg In reference TO Rev, Lawrence C. Alvord
OF Colorado, now In that city. Mr. Alyori is a
young Congregational minister and or,
dainet In this city Two years aEo. while insane
he wandered away, and this u the nrst intorma-
ton received as TO his whereabouts
The evening world., 1894-06-21

II never knew 'Parmeley' JONES'" says
Justice Paddy Diver. Judge Diver
was out three or four 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
A wild West show.


To the EdIIor!
Inolosed please find check for 35 for the
Sick Bagies Fund, the proceeds Of a Wild West
show given on Saturday afternoon at 374 Sew
onth street, brooklyn, by hrchey Brown Willie
and Freddie James and Eunus French. Hoping
II will do good to some sick baby,
ARHCEY BROWN 37t Seventh street. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Freckies and Moles,

A simple remedy for removing freckies
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. If not success
full the nrst time try again.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
A Good Gun of Chocolate,

Let the milk come to boil. For every
two cups mix heaplng teaspoonful OF
grated chocolate with enough cold milk
to form a paste. Pour this into the milk
which has come to a boil. Let 1t boil
three minutes. Serve with whipped
cream
The evening world., 1894-06-21

sale about 90 cents A bit Of green rib
bon velvet is put on the edge Of the
bodice, and a piece Of steel fringe trims
the yoke. A bodice laden with revers
and fichu pieces would be easier to
make and easier to wear.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
All the Rage.

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 too lavishly Is always good.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

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

'Mr. Platt ready to meet all comers."
Perhaps not quite. The anti-boss move
ment bids fair to be a great deal OF a
''comer" in this Falls campaign. Is Mr.
Platt SO sure that he is ready to meet 1t
The evening world., 1894-06-21

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.
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ing demands for THE Evening World"
free doctors among the tenement-houss
sick babies. The fund on which the
physicians depend cannot be too large.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
A Dinmond-Pin Sale.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please Hnd 50 for the Sick Babies
Fund proceeds Of " diamond pin" purchased on
Fulton street for two cents. Kindly acknowledge
receipt In your columns and oblige
T. 8 NJ W. ]. U. @. w. r. II. NJ. and others.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
They Must he Cared For.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please nnd 81 for the poor little ones,
as It Is certainly a necessity to help along, and
trus. you will get all you need for them.
d. l. r.. Brooklyn N. Y.
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.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Very SinpIe. But---

There Ia nothing so difficult for a
dressmaker to make as perfectly sim
pie toilet. This model Is that sort. II
Is brown taffeta silk, worth at n special
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Mortal Accident to II. II. ripple.

NY AhsocIRteu Pfe8sl
MINNEAPOLIS, June H.-Robert H. Tpple. OF
this city. travelling solicitor Of the ROD line. and
a railroad man wellknown In the Northwest. vas
thrown from his horse on a prairie near Great
Falls, hont, last night, sustaining injuries
which resulted In his death.
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yet. apparently. to give the public first
consideration.
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
A Good Charity.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Inclosed please nnd check for 81 for the Sick
Babies Fund. 1t is 4 good charity. r. E. b.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Why should ticket be called
straight" when Its most conspicuous
feature Is its party bias?
The evening world., 1894-06-21

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

Sugar inquiry comes to a halt" 1t
has been but a halting affair from the
The evening world., 1894-06-21

It is feared that Police Justice Diver
viii have forgotten many things by the
The evening world., 1894-06-21

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

oh. no. Sugar wouldn't melt in sena-
torial mouths.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

In order that Tammany shall 60 the
straight" local ticket must be mo Co."
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 chiffon.
tho rufIies were thread lace and the
shoes and stockings matched the satin
in tint
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Councillor Goff continues to show the
Lexow Committee that There are
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-06
ATENCION

Sc realizan cuatro casas de MADEIRA,
techadas de hierro galvanizado, y 81
tuadas:
Una en- la calle de Mendez Vigo'
numero 28. terrera.
Una en- la misma calle, esquina a
Reina, n1mero % de altos
Una en- la calle de la Reina, hume
70 9 terrera.
Una en- Ia de la Tore, numero 20.
csouina q Reina, terrera.
FL que las jnterese, puede dlrig'rse
4 don Eduardo 8 adon Jaeobo Iarrats.
Pence, Enerc % de 1894. I'm
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$50 FAMILIAS |

FL que suseribe desea conseguir treinta
fam:lias que est6n compuestas de trabaja-
dores AL nACHETE 8 a LA AzADA z DE
ooJEDoREs DE CAFE que les abone una
buena conducta.
Ofrece pagar los vapenes 1 .reales dia-
rios dos manutenciones para ellos. Cede
casa gratis d. gratis tambien las viaDdas
que eonsuman las familias. Sc comprome-
te ademas ayudarles trasportar este
barrio.
cacsos, Julio Is 1892. Lasas AnadsO.
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iUnguent0 Derm6gen0!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTo DERM6GENo en-
las Hagus, Q~emaamras, 1uanetes, pr
eaa1raS ae m0s9~ztoS, Aebra a11lcana,
sa6a10nss, elefznffasts, tnmores, de
cataAqHter pr0cedencta, reWmatisnso, ILL.,
ceras, Aerfdas de cWalquter arma, pa
nadTgos 6ss, 10 demuestran- las, ipfH2ii I'M
te uso que de dicho especihco Sc
hace.
Deposito: Fa1maesa Central de ].
Ferrer.
8 mi 3 v. p. 5. Nvbre de 1893.
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IL e.. xssA
50 E<NA
La JuVentud

es mas atractiva mientras mas So
ludable. La belleza Y la salnd van
casi siempre juntas. La primers
depende muy 4 menudo de Ia
segunda.
lCuantas earas enjutas y raqu1ti-
cas- ser1an bellas con solo recobrar
sus carnes! Examfnese Ell grabado
anterior que, dicho sea de paso,
1lustra un case real. La primera
figura presenta a una j6ven raqul-
tica, extenuada.
Notese Ell cambio en- la fsonomfa
segun van recobrandose las carnes.
La apariencia ffsica, sinembargo, no
es Ell don sprincipal. La delgadez
no ser1a question tan seria ST de ella
no procedieran muy frecuentemente
la T1sis, la Escrofula y otras enfer-
medades extenuantes.
Los raqufticos estan en- constante
pehgro. Por este motivo tiene
tanta fama ese medicamento que
produce fuerzas y crea carnes, la
EMULSION DE S0oTT de aceite de
lJ1gado de bacalao con hipofosftos
de cal y sosa. Ex1iase yer la
etiGueta del hombre con ell bacalao
q cuestas.
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Ell TONIC
ARECIBo-PLAzA PRINCIPAL

ARECIBO-PLAZA PRINCIPAL
Fstablecimiento de botilleria, Gnico
den6sito del ron TOPACIO a IS cen
tavos botella, y del ron 5. 5 $, pc
simo, internal, 4 SO centavos botella
.Tts,aio S De 1892
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-16
woman thoughtfully, suppose you ask
A PARADlSlAGIAL VISION.

Weary Watkins-Cant give obof work to
eat, mister?
The MsterWe haven't jobs Of work and there
thing to eat lynn round bp you'd step give
you a couple of drinks Of good old rye"
Weary Watkins Fleeing in terrorWeepin Rachel! gone
man. 1t amt natchra such things should happen people
amt marked fur early grave
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-16
MAKING HER RECORD,

% said the proud young soubrette positively marry
YOU
IL wasn't that had asked pluocra
20" haven't But when tell friends
that refused to marry you it will be don't you
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ADVICE TO A YOUNG MAN.

Il advise Miss Barkerson young
Side exquisite s." going take lady
and after its expect give at some
swell restaurant. What had better orGer?,
you swell luncheon, SUPPOSED? said society BELLE
Regular swell. Way up"
"YOu not particular to the expense?"
Want it got up regardless"
"And you want to do the proper thing?"
That's it, exactly"
WELL observed the thoughuly suppose you
the lady what she would like?'
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SHORT STORIES.
BY !. s. 1URGENEFF.
TRANSLATED from the Russian by E. X.

TRANSLATED from the Russian by E. r.
I-"THE OLD WOMAN
walked along the wide fields alone.
Suddenly seemed to me heard cautious steps behind
Somebody following my steps. looked back-and
bent old woman, mufled up all in gray
Only the of the little old under
hemit yellow wrpkled sharp nosed toohless face.
approached her she stopped who your What do
want? Are a beggar? Are you waiting for chary?
The old bent her and
that both eyes with transparent
membrane like birds have protect their
ceedingy bright light
mmobie and did not
disclose her pupils
That made blind.
do want chays" repeated question "why do you
follow me?'
shrank somewhat.
turned my back and continued my route
Then behind the easy steps, though
somebody walked steahiy
Again mehought why pursuing
And mentally added: Probably
way by hearing my steps find
habitabie place. Yes that is"
But strange isquetude possession my
mind.
but also directs that she pushes the right and the
left, and that nvoluntarily obey
However continue route, But in front of very
waythere something backenng and widening hole
"A gravel flashed into mind There she pursuing mel"
turned short back
The old S again front of and
She looks at with great ominOus of bird Of
her face her the dim orbs the
blind and dull look.
"Ah meth ks-his old my Fate!
THAT fate from which escaper
Not ESCAPED Not escape
What insanity!
One must attempt it.
throw myself aside in another direction walked qulybut
the easy steps as before rustic behind me-close
And in front of me 1 see darkening again hole.
turn a direction and again hear the
rusing behind of
And wherever struggled with myself chased hare driven
wd-the state all the
Stop! Methinks will deceive her. shall nowhere,
momentariy l sit myself on the ground.
The old woman stands behind at two steps from
do not but feel that suddenly
that which darkenng far off, itself
Lord! turned back. The old staring straight
smirk cannot
escape"
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