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The evening world., 1894-10-01
GREAT ADVANCE IN PENoLoaY!

The science OF penology Is making
rapid strides these days. Charles Dud-
ley Warner has discovered that the
best means of elevating the youthful
criminal Is by a strap about the wrists.
with accompanying padding. Bishop
Potter has discovered that high moral
ideas are best inculcated Through the
hide" and now comes the esteemed
Sun with another discovery that goes
to the bottom OF the whole matter and
teaches society how radically wrong has
always been it's method of dealing with
Offenders against Its rules.
Brutality OF discipline, such as is for
bidden in the case Of regular felons in
State prisons, is necessary, The Sun
says. In the Elmira Reformatory. an
institution devoted entirely to the most
dangerous class, the youthful adult
felons, men below the age OF thirty the
period OF a criminals life when he COM
Inits crimes Of violence. acts upon his
fierce impulses and hears no voice Of
reflection or judgment"
At last. then, the enigma is solved.
The whole trouble has been that ever
since the Elmira Reformatory was
founded we have been considering the
young men sent there as civilized and
reasonable beings. Because they were
all first offenders. young clerks who had
yielded to temptation, spoiled sons who
had lacked paternal control. lads led
astray for once by unfortunate associa-
tions, boys Of the street. driven by hun
ger to petty theft, we have taken II for
granted that they were worth saving
that they needed guidance and encour-
agement. rather than punishment. We
have thought to lead them by kindly
treatment to a higher plane in life and
especially to save them from the fatal
brand OF State prison.
But at last We are set right. These
boys and young men upon whom we
have wasted so much trouble are. to
quote The Sun, "a savage class OF
felons." needing much more severe pun
ishment" than convicts In ordinary pris-
ons. 1t is the good, kind. easily man.
| aged. nice old habitual criminals who
should have had our pity and our help
and not these youthful adult felons. y
| who, having committed but one offense
are bloodthirsty for more.
Let this immemorial wrong be right ed
| at once!
Sing Sing, Auburn and desolate Danne-
| mora for the savage class of felons
who have too long monopolized our kind
ness. For the professional thieves. bur
glars. highwaymen. murderers. poisonerl
and wife-beaters, the peace and Joy OF
| Elmira and Brockway!
The evening world., 1894-10-01
For soubrettes.

Don't hang your tights on Masgiss peg. and
don't sneak the use Of LzEies makeup box. fol
Of such is not the realm Of peace and good
manners.
Don't put peroxide on your hair. but gsrgls
your throat with 1t.
Don't call yourself Adelaide ornond. You'll
have less to carry with plain Kate Smith.
Don't think that the middle OF the stage II
YOUR exclusive station In life.
Don't tell the world that you are bsttsr thar
the principal you understudy. That will MAKE
her DO hot she will never get sick.
Don't double your demands for saiary when
a fat part helps you to one hit
Don't accept drives. suppsrs and diamonds
don't, never. don'ti
Don't be Jealous don't gossip and don't back.
cap your rivals You Just mustn't do these
things: they are not ladylike and you must b
a perfect lady quit the profession.
SECOND OLD NAN
The evening world., 1894-10-01
The Lord Is His Strength,

To the Editor:
So much Is written In your correspondents
column about religion. would like to say: Un-
believer. you want me to prove to you that thsrs
is life after this. that there is eternal life ana
life OF everlasting happiness and Joy after this
our earthly strugglet Provei That 10 q very
bold word in any case. Suppose We Just stnp
here for q moment, and let me ask you q ques-
tion, 1. g.: Prove to me that that belief IN
which am happy is . delusion. and TIL give
up. Until then. I'll remain the same happy
man am now. The Lord is the strength Of my
life. In his precious promises live. and win
die to only live my undying life.
GEORGE +. MONROE, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
TIGER HUNTERS TO CONFER.
The LXX's Committee VIII Meet
the 1. G. O.'s and O'Brienitea.

Late this afternoon the Conference
Committee of the Xxx. will meet q con-
ference committee appointed by the Con-
vention of the Independent County Or
ganization to discuss the composition OF
The union ticket that is to be put in
the field against Tammany Hall.
clared themselves as first. last and all
the time against Tammany and as will
ing TO combine with any respectable ele-
That's what the Xxx. II In the fieid
for. too, SO the conference 10 sure TO be
a harmonious one.
oommittee viii hold a eonferenos Nh
the O'Brienites on the subject OF IN
proposed union ticket
The evening world., 1894-10-01
wORLDLINGS.

They had lawyers in ancient Babylon $500 years
before the Christian era
More than one and quarter million larks are
consumed every year in the restaurants of Paris.
W. q. Grace the veteran English cricketer
has made hts 9sth century at the bat. He is
now nearly nifty years of age.
The mortgages on Kansas farms aggregate 37s
7ts 2s3. or about Sc per cent, OF their value
The average rate OF interest is over s per cent.
A tax that Was instituted In Spain In the time
OF the crusades to support pilsnmages to the
Holy Land is stl in force and regularly collected.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
MR.. MARTINS BAD BREAK.

President James ]. Martin, OF the
Police Board. opened his mouth to re-
flute ex-Inspector Steers's statement In
support of the stand taken by Supt.
Byrnes, and ne put his foot in IT, OF
course.
Ex-Inspector Steers, in an interview,
tendent OF Police Is hampered by the
interference OF President Martin in
this way:
| was in charge OF the Department In May
1892. said the eX-Inspector. on the occasion OF
supt. Byrnes going out OF town. One Sunday
before he left he rigidly enforced the Excise law,
this being only a short time after he was made
Superintendent On the Saturday following that
Sunday President Martin came to in Police
Headquarters and ordered me to summon all the
captains and read to them the resolution re
terrns to policemen in plain clothes getting evi.
dence OF excise violations He told me that va,
to give the captains to understand that no police.
| men were 10 be sent out except In uniform
When this interview was shown to
PI esident Martin he hotly declared:
1t is not true that | told Steers that the reso
luton meant that policemen could not 20 OF
| duty In plain clothes. / deny also that | eve
| ordered him to summon the captains 10 Head
quarters and Civ. them any such Instructions
did tell him that had reason 10 belle,
the po Ice were going around indIscrimi
nateiS, amt onE saloons aud that it ought I,
be stopped. That's all did say.
And SO In denying one fault Presiden
Martin unconsciously admitted another
the existence OF which had long beeI
suspected.
According to his own statement, It wa
because the police were raiding saloon
"indiscriminately" that he interfered an,
wanted the practice stopped.
There Is cue here for Mr.. Con
When he gets Mr.. Martin before tn
The evening world., 1894-10-01
The Immortal Life to Come.
To the Editor:

TO the EdItor'
In reference to 8. o. Blondens offer Of 500. 1
would say he will md passage In st, John ID,
25-2s. which says; II am the resurrection and the
life. saith the Lord; he that believeth In me,
though he was dead yet shall he live. and who
soevsr liveth and believeth in shall never
DIE" In the 2Sd and a4th Of the same chap
ter we nnd; Jesus said unto her. Thy brother
shall rise again Martha saith unto him: Z
know he shall rise again In the resurrection on
the last day" 8. o. Blonden will read the
Episcopal burial service he will nnd numerous
quotations from the Book Of Books referring
ITO q resurrection" and to an immortal life n
come. L. l.. L.. EpscopAlian.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Vocal ECONOMY.

Let the vocal pupil remember that the
charm. beauty and soul Of her voice will
be improved and strengthened 100 per
cent. by the adoption OF fruit diet and
clean living, This particular diet means
extreme temperance and includes, among
other nourishinE and nutritious articles.
AL ripe raw fruits except bananas,
stewed dried fruits, fried or baked
Dansns ana apples. vino lime juice,
lemonade and cider, and vegetables In
variety The teacher who sives this aa-
Vice says with reference 10 elsanliness,
LOOK At the stage fer proofs. The life
IL 70 hard that only those whe take en-.
auislte care Of themselves survive shert-
lived popularity"
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Harki the winds

70 the Editor;
Hark! the wind! He's sobbing. moaning.
Telling US his woeful tale.
Could you see him. bent with sorrow.
And his care-worn face so pale
You would love him. love him ever.
Love him for his own. dear sake;
And perhaps you'd nnd in loving,
Love might cure that very ache.
Hark the wind! He's groaning. signing.
What has been his tale OF woer
And where is his gentle sister.
She. who long had loved him sof
Has some cruel. unseen spirit,
Laid her In q grave Of green
Till that morning. when the trumpet.
Loud. shall sound with Justice kesnf
And, perhaps the winds tale runneth.
Just as all life's stories run
Hopes. like stars, would ever glitter.
Did they melt not by q sun!
FLORENCE L. VAN BERGEN
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The dearest and daintiest goods In tn,
hosiery steeh are SIM sox for babies he.
tweeh the ages 81 six months and f,vs
years They are Abeat az isns, from toe
to top a. lead beneii but the smallest
si.e costs a'ss' Fhe NEST salabie is pink
silk. They are made with double he.is
ana toes and tIsht-httins Jersey top,
and there Is no resisting them. ANY
parent relative or lover Of q tot would
buy them II she had to walk home. Bog
are the fashien In French and HhsiisA
nurseries,
The evening world., 1894-10-01
For Folks in Flats.

Don't permit practice on the plano before
A. NJ.
Don't have the airshaft windows open while you
discuss the disposition Of the lady above or
below.
Don't send the baby up down in the dumb
waiter.
Don't believe your neishbor spiteful because she
dislikes your dog.
Don't burn hair oombings the top Of the
stove.
Don't make the nre-escape the holder Of useless
truck or kitchen refuse
Don't water the flowers while the pots are on
the window sill.
Don't shake your carpets on the clothes lines
nor from the windows.
FAMILIAE FAMILIBUs CURANTUR-
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Ho, There, Darwinistsi

To the Editor:
OF all the subjects under discussion in the let.
ter column, have not As yet seen anything on
"'ths origin Of man" How 10 thisi Where are
the believers in Darwnismf Let US by all
means have your readers opinion on this subject
As The Evening World is kind enough to place
. whole column At our disposal let US niI It with
articles that will bs both interesting and edu-
cational. TANDEM
The evening world., 1894-10-01
The south Teens with Pulohrituas

To the Editor:
I cannot see what the friends Of New Ysrk,
Brooklyn. Chicago and Boston women have 10
boast about They certainly have not travelled
much. and perhaps have never sson but few bsas-
tiful women. II they would visit - many eitisr
Of the South a. have they would SO more bssu-
tiful women in one weeks time than thsy could
md in New York. Brooklyn. Boston and Chicago
in life time. They grow in the South amid tAs
flower beds and orange blossoms. where the DELI
cate fragrance floats away upon the prefumed twi-
light air. There is no place in the world whsrs
beautiful women abound 20 numerousiy ~ In Bal
tlmore. louisville. Atlanta, Charleston, New o..
leans, &c. BEAUTY OBSERVER.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
British Postal Facilities,
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
For heavens sake what is there In the postal
service of this country to imitatef Did Mr.
Dayton notice on the other side that there 10
almost every street . post-ofice where stamps
and money orders can be bought. letters posted,
savings banked and insurance arrangedf Ana
would It not be better for Mr.. Dayton to initiate
that, 20 that need not have TO taks Q streas
car whom It is necessary to get a money order
purchase q postage stampr X. Z
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Columbia College begins its one hun
dred and forty-frst year to-day. Before
It comes to its one hundred and fftieth
anniversary the grand old school
should be we'll established as a splendid
university. the ft educational centre of
the Greater New York. The surplus
wealth OF the metropolis could scarcely
be put to better use than In bringing
this condition about.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Ex-President Harrison will not all
Gov. McKinley's dates in Tennessee. 1t
10 yet to be discovered that Mckinley
feels any unwillingness to attempt the
filling OF Gen. Harrison's old shoes at
the White House.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
THE SICK BABIES FUND.
Few Dollars Just Added Makes
the Total S24,552.73,

Previously acknowledged. '2t 6is 81
Entertainment. las Suffolk street, Ray
Werbin and others. ............. $40
Flora Nathan. $50 Eighth avenue. 100
The proceeds OF an entertainment held
at las Suffolk street, New Starlight Hall.
were 1910 Programme: Recitation. Ray
Werbin; sketch, Israel Wei bin and Her
man Sussman; violin solo. II. Sussman;
song, Abe Werbin; sketch, by l.. and
his Apprentice" characters: A. Werbin,
!. Werbin, L. Sussman. H. Sussman. L.
Margulies. H. D!ttle, ]. Dittle, l.. Ma
gorskey and r. Grossman.
Flora Nathan. $50 Second avenue
sends 81 for the sick babies and wishes
them a Happy New Year.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
D0N'TS.

tBrevtty, whfeh ts he soul Of trtt, 70 alec ne suc-
cess Of advice The hrsr and clearer pour suo-
oesttons, he quicker they ot thew u out Of he
sum Qf pour experienced vou con protTde Je,r
procttco precepn for struggling brothers and sisters
In hn uncertain ,co'id, shape them Hes hose you
Gee he,e and snd 10 Don't Editor, E,entno
World. Pulitzer Buitdino. Ncv York Ctr."l
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Lemon bpoaae,

Lemon bpoA9es
Half a pint Of water, half an sunes
Of gelatine, whites Of TIVE esss, d 4AaF:
ter of q pound Of sugar, juice Of she
large lemon. Soak the eeiatiae Ia
enough warm water to cover Il until Il
is perfectly soft. Heat the half pint IL
water and pour over Il. Add IRE sugar
and lemon Juice. beat In the ess. ID be.
ing first well beaten. Let the naiatHrs
get very hot but not quite beai. Pour
into tho dish In which It 10 to bs
served.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
For Women In MOTLEY.

Don't clothe yourself in mans apparel and eI-
pect the courtesy due to a lady.
Don't wear feathers In your hat and patches on
your boots.
Don't wear a sailor hat and blouse after your
fortieth birthday. BETTY RICHARDSON.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Mckinley ms an Absentee.

II Ohio docked the salary Of Its Governor during
his absence from the State, Gov. Mckinley would
not draw enough pay this month to keep him in
throat lozenges tsigned) BENJAMIN Harrison,
Thomas Reed Levi p. Morton, william b.
Allison and others Louisville Courier Journal.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Lexow Committee he should demonstrate
just why the President OF the Police
Board desired to discriminate, and what
II anything, Is the commercial value OF
such discrimination.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Look out for the call for :. Greater
New York mass-meeting. And when the
meeting Is called, be there. Your work,
as we'll as your vote. is wanted for con-
solidation.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

A pedestrian knocked down by a
cable car was picked up by the life
saving net with which that particular
car happened to be equipped yesterday
and came out OF his adventure unhurt
The net thus demonstrated an ability
70 do Its part Of the life-saving business.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Industrial peace is promised to the
nation. Let US have municipal peace in
New York Turn out the bosses, whose
career Is one OF constant conflict with
the interest Of good citizenship.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The cable car companies should now be
induced to do their share by equipping
all the cars with the effective appa-
ratus.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

John Mosts prospects OF success on
the stage are trifie hazy. However, he
10 reported to be working hard and it
is well known that he can act like
sixty. II he wants to.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
For Don't-Care Girls.

Don't buy common books-they are not eco
nomical.
Don't wear q bonnet with q costume that re-
quires 4 hat
Don't trim good material with common trim.
mings. DOROTHEA @. SMITH.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The question as to who stabbed George
Appo Is one of vital Importance to the
Police Department and to the Lexow
Committee.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Perhaps Farmer Dunn will have better
luck with some October -brewed cyclone
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Ii Hung Chang's enemies have the
ear of the Emperor, we are told. That's
the way 1t goes over there, people are
losing their ears and heads all the time.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Croker Is going to sell some trotting
nags that he has no more use for. Why
doesn't he dispose of his stable of used
up pantatas at the same time?
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Another Winter draws on with the
city still suffering from scandalous NAL
administration in the Department that
pretends to dispose OF the garbage.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
For BOarders.

Don't be ''one Of the family"
Don't be afraid to be q flicker"
Don't be noted for ''meekness" Such 10 not
q boarding house virtue.
Don't allow much familiarity" II breeds .
poor dinner. JOHNNY LOOKUP.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

New York wants nothing to come to it
BY grace Of Platt or by grace of Croker
Or by grace of anything but its own
Oood citizenship.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
For Certain Physiques.

Don't wear big sleeves and big hats II you arr
short.
Don't wear striped material II you are tall.
Don't wear tan shoes II you have large feet
Don't wear q sailor hat with q silk dress.
LAIDIE STEWART.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The business In hand is to make tn,
wicked pantata cease from troubling.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Anent the Case of supt. Byrnes.

The only way for any faithful ofhcial to dis
charge his own responsibility is to assert himself
boldly. and trust. as he always can. to public
opinion for the support he eds.-Phiadelphis
Times
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Mr.. Goff is bound 10 reach bottom
facts and the topmost offender. all by
the same patient process.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
All! but II Isn't There.

A frss-silver plank In the New York Democratic
platform would be worth thousands to the Morton
tickst.-Cincinnati Enquirer,
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The city has been bossed too much
Let II be shown now that 1t is too much
to be bossed.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

New and timely version of an old
lyric: you'll never miss the pantata
till the Sunday saloon runs dry"
The evening world., 1894-10-01

At any rate. the National League pen
nant issue can no longer disturb the
country.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

1t is not intended that enforcement
OF the excise laws shall be a police
speciality. There are other laws.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

On q dry Sunday New York's loss 1,
Brooklyt's gain. Also Hoboken's.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Planks for the municipal platform:
Greater New York; Better New York
"Fifteen minutes to Harlem"
The evening world., 1894-10-01

For Mayor. a man who is for q
Greater and Better New York.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

No man 10 better fitted for box-onice work than
Frank James He took the entire days re-
esipts Of the Kansas City fair. while a badly
frightened crowd looked on.-Chicago Post.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Emerson ana 0Ar9aanss
Emerson did not believe IN bargain.
hunting. According to his REASONING
only cheap things are cheap. "ffs whe
would bring back the wealth Of the In.
dies must take with him the wealth 81
the Indies"
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The pantatas are forced to be unkind
to many liberal contributors these
The evening world., 1894-10-01
EDITORIALLY PUT.


The candidate for once who starts out to preach
hard times has considerable uphill work ahead
-washinSton Post.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Are you almost ready, Mr.. Con-, to see
Mr.. Croker7
The evening world., 1894-10-01
proiisd Fresh rlsA,
I0lutou Toasted Bread,
eweet putten
Two Soft Buiied EssA
Cut Peaches.


Not drop Of liquid feed IA taken
at meals. Foods that are unpleasantly
sour are sweetened with saeeharihe.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
A Fat asntiemam's breakfast,

This 10 what d prominent ailsey
House guest has for bre#hfasl In an
anti-fat course OF treatment. that Is re-
ducing him at the rate Of twenty pounds
every three months.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
For Careless Dressers

Don't use pins where stitches would do.
Don't let smart verge on loud
Don't wear q smart hat and burst shoes
FREDA PEARsE.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
bisuias and Anti=Fat.

A fat patient, whe lives In Madison
Square, and whe is confident Of weigh-
ing 45e pounds before his Christmas
dinner is served, ID net allowed erumb
Of starch feed or drep to drink within
TIVE hours Of meals, After cold bath,
he has the eheiee OF tea or coffee, with
milk and cream and d grain Of sae-
eharine. An hour later breakfast ie
served. The desert ID sour-apple, grape.
cranberry or plum SAUCE, or fresh juicy
fruits. A specimen dinner for the re-
duetien Of the needless 10 pounds con-
sists Of raw oysters with celery tips;
breiied fnaeksrsl and stewed tomatoes.
breiied partridge and escorde salad and
q bunch Of grapes. Nothing else.
Gluten Bread.
The stafr Of the fat folks life is gluten
bread. Its didetio value is due to the
comes mainly from physicians. trainers
Of athletes and directors Of physical
culture societies and massage operators
Dealers In hygienic food supply the
trade. II II nutritious, but not fatten-
Ing, and can safely be recommended to
dyspeptios. It retails at Is cents loaf
sarsent's Portraits.
Mrs. Sargent, wife Of the young por-
trait painter who Is adding SO much
glory to American art, posed sixty times
for the figure Of Iris. 1t is at best te-
dious work. but she would have given
her illustrious husband six hundred SIT
tings without taking fraction Of credit
for the tax on patience and this test Of
human endurance. Mr.. Sargent Is only
thirty-two years Of age. He has life
size. full-length portrait of Miss Ada
Rehan In hand. It Is q white study, and
said to be majestic, beautiful and mas
| tsrly. Artistic New York Is feverishly
The evening world., 1894-10-01
ykSSHeMEI|

waiting the announcement Of its exhibi-
ton at the Portrait Exhibition, although
theatrical objections may arise.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

the tailer's IDEA. II will be noticed that
the shoulders are very wide, the waist
Is eerrespendinsly small and leng.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Question. Are you ready for the
frock coat, ladies'? 1t is to be the style
next Winter. The cut shows exactly
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Should He Give II Backt

TO the Editori
An engaged young girl would like 10 know
Nhsther her you:k man has 10 give back tho
sssasAs me gave him or not .z-.,. q. n ~