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The evening world., 1894-09-22
10 exchange Tammany's man for any

to exchange Tammanys man for any
other mans mani
The Committee Of Seventy proposes to
make a Peoples ticket. The Mayor must
be a man wholly Independent OF politi-
cal parties, machines and leaders. That
Is an absolute necessity. He must not
be a Republican partisan any more than
a Tammany partisan. Republicans are
not barred, provided they are not ma
chine politicians and are not selected
by any boss who can and would use
them.
When will the political leaders under
stand that peoples ticket must be
one with the head OF which they have
nothing to do. whom they will not be
allowed to select, and who. II elected.
would be wholly independent OF their
influence7
The evening world., 1894-09-22
1V02ztla D 011tE

permanent fold in the skin. Arch.,
wrinkles just above the nose indIcs,s
extreme suffering. either mental =,
physical. "Crowsfeet." says M, Mon,a
gazzo, ARE especially dreaded bv N.
ladies'" and he relates an anecdote n, y
lady who succeeded in warding them ~
TO OLD age by using a set of springs n
Keep the skin stretched at night. III
earliest wrinkles OF all and the most i'm '
aVoldable are those which run frou,
either side the nostril down IN ~
mouth. and these are produced a''
smiling and even the motion OF the law.
In masticating-a warning to gum chew
ers! The constant repetitions of tbes.
motions Of the facial muscles grave tbe,,
record on the face. e'
The evening world., 1894-09-22
A WEATHER SIGNAL.

Secretary Lamont paid a flying visit to
the city yesterday. He came fresh from
Gray Gables, Is supposed 20 have made
connecting link between President Cleve-
land and the Anti-Snappers, and went to
Washington this morning
The report is that he met ex-Secretary
Fairchild. Perhaps he did. But there is a
rumor also that he met Mr.. John d. Grim
minis. He may have seen them both. He
may have been drawn here by the inter
est felt In Gov. Flowers successor He
may come back when Mr.. Whitney's
steamer arrives
Certainly Secretary Lamont Is some
thing OF a storm signal. so to speak
Whenever the political atmosphere is
disturbed he futters over the Victoria
Hotel. Yes. II Is very probable that the
Secretary OF War will very shortly pay
another visit to the city.
But why is 1t that his name has not
been mentioned In connection with next
weeks nomination.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Claret Jelly with Prune Com vots


Bring to the boil a gill of water, with
four ounces Of loaf sugar; then dissolve
In 1t not quite one-half ounce of best
leaf gelatine. and allow It to get cool.
but not set: now mix into 1t liqueur
glassful of brandy. a few drops of car
mine and three-quarters of pint Of
claret; pouI this mixture into any fancy
mould, preferably a nest or a border
mould, and put 1t aside till set. Now
prepare a compete Of French plums OF
prunes by placing one-half pound Of the
fruit in a pan with two and q half
gills Of cooking claret, the thinly pased,
rind of a lemon and about one inch Of
stick cinnamon: sweeten 1t with two
ounces OF loaf sugar, add a few drops
of liquid carmine and let the whole
simmer Ut must not bold very gently
till the liquid is thick and creamy; then
remove the lemon-peel and, cinnamon.
and use. Now turn out the jelly and
fill up the centre with the compete OF
piums, arranging some of the latter
also in tiny heaps round the jelly with
vanilla-fiavored whipped cream alter.
nately, II you have the latter.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
A MODEST REQUEST.

Boss Plat 10 in favor OF a union OF all
parties and factions against Tammany,
provided all parties and factions will
make Boss Platt's man Mayor, and thus
give all municipal appointments under
him to Boss Plat and make the city
government a Boss Plat Trust instead
OF Tammany Trust.
The Grace faction would be brought
into union very willingly by the ex-
Mayor, provided he could name Mr..
Gi!roy's successor. He would ask moth
Ing more.
Neither would o'Brien. or Steckler,
or any leader OF an independent move
ment. Give any one OF them the Mayor
and he would be very willing to shout
for union against Tammany.
But would the people elect a ticket
with boss's man at the bead? Is
that what they wantf Are they willing
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Every Day Table serv,ca

III family meals are not always nicelv
served the company meal will be so. Train
the servant to wait on table well ever
day, and when you give a dinner party
you will not need to look after her.
Teach her to hand the dishes and non,
glasses Of water, and take the plates "A
the left hand Of each person seated al
the table, and watch and see when
glasses should be replenished, or platea
passed for more food, or vegetables re,
newed. Every servant should be taught
to do all this without any noise Of plates
or clasbing Of glasses, and to remove
the courses without speaking word
and when the dessert is placed on tina
table to I'LL UP the tumblers and pas
the plates, and then retire.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

the electric companies. as every ono would want
to make his own electric lights
There is no reason why we cannot have compe-
tent teachers. There are hundreds OF young peo-
ple OF both sexes recent graduate OF our high or
normal colleges: many graduates OF other COL
ieses, both native and foreign; hundreds Of ex-
pert bookkeepers who are past-masters OF that
branch OF education, OF which the ordinary peds-
gosue seems never to have learned more than
the simplest rudiments. BY employing the above
class Of people as teachers. those who teach
in the day schools would not be ovcrworked
The evening schools should be open as long as
the day schools. STUDENT
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Ribbon Harness.

The pretty ribbon harness" in vogue
many years ago. is the latest novelty on
youthful gowns. 1t consists Of bretelles
or braces starting from the belt in front
under a horizontal bow and passing over
the shoulders. where they are tied in fan
ciful knots. then down the back to meet
two rosettes at the belt. The novelty.
however. Is in the continuation of the
ribbons, two behind and two before, at
the foot OF the skirt, each end being tied
in a smart square bow. the long ends
flying out with every motion.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

The Sick Babies Fund closes for this
year to-day. The amount contributed
by THE Evening World" readers Is
$24, 81. Some more money will come
in, and 1t may be that the total will be
pushed a good deal closer to the S3, 900
mark before all the tardy contributors
are heard from. Some entertainments
have been given in the name of the
Fund for which no report has been re-
ceived. THE Evening World" here no
tifes all who have given such enter
tainments that 1t desires TO hear from
them. There is no excuse for delay in
handing over moneys due this charity.
The free doctors have done great work
during the Summer. Their duties end
to-day, but the influence they have
exercised in the homes Of the poor and
for the threatened little lives in the
tenements will endure. They have made
several hundred thousand Visits to fam
lilies, and treated nearly 10000 children
figures, too. represent about the num-
Der Of babies that have been saved from
"The Evening World" thanks the
thousands who have deemed the Sick
Babies Fund worthy of their support
and have contributed so literally that
this has been Its banner year. The
been lightened and homes frightened by
the work OF the fund will ascend for
them. 1.-THE Evening World" thanks
the doctors, too, who have done their
work so heroically and well with such
excellent results.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

Belt pins are placarded In nearly ever
jewellers and fancy goods window now,
adays. They are concession to ths
Inertia Of the woman who won't take thu
trouble to furnish her skirt belts and
blouses or shirt waists with buttons and
buttonholes. or hooks and eyes, and
are slender silver bar pins Intended ia
pin the back OF a ribbon belt to thu
under belt Of skirt in such way thai
the latter shall not slip down in the
untidy fashion grown too familiar during
the past Summer.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Tomato Jelly.

A pretty dish can be made Of tomato
jelly. Stew. strain and season to taste
the tomato. Soak as much gelatine to
the quart as you would for any Jelly
and add to the strained tomato. Put
into ring moulds, and when hard, put
on individual plates and fill the centre
in quarters, one-quarter to be filled
with chopped white Of hard-boiled egg.
one-quarter with grated yolk of egg,
one-quarter with chopped olives. and one
with mayonnaise dressing.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Whore IL That Dollar CAST

To the Editor:
l would like to gain some information regarding
an act passed by the last Legislature and duly
approved by the Governor. As the question Is Of
interest to a large number OF your readers I
would esteem It a favor to get answer through
your columns. My query refers to the act re-
ducing the price Of gas to 81 a thousand feet
when does It 20 into effect, or is It merely =
dead-letter law! We still continue to pay 81 IS.
and will have to pay II a. long the gas mo-
nopoly At to exact It. I suppose. BY giving
this a prompt reply you will obliEe one Of your
readers T. p. g.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Women Who Risk Criticism.

To the Editor:
Many women believe themselves beautiful in
face and figure who not The gallantry
and imagination Of man incline him to believe ia
vcrably of any woman whom he likes ad-
mrss, 20 he credits her with beauty OF limb until
he sees her bicycling or bathing. Very few women
wisely risk criticism In these ways. On such
displays by some women the comment Of the be-
holder to himself to others Is OF ridicule.
Generally the comment 10 kept to himself for he
thinks III ignorance is Bliss It's folly to- make
her wise. But the possessor OF even beautiful
lmbs cannot AFFORD to display them In public.
VI less she Is professional and Is satisfied to re-
eeve pecuniary returns for the exhibition The
best happiness Of the large majority OF women Is
found In the fondest regard of one and the
highest respect OF all. These are sacrificed to a
degree when a woman appears on the street
dressed in any way which displays more OF the
ngurs than the customs OF the average OF modes,
women warrant She may have a natural right
to go half clad, to make proposals OF marriage
to her male friends. hut she cannot do these and
many othe. things without violating the safe
guards OF decorum and dslieAcy which foster the
exolusiveness and modeEry which are the mos,
valuable charm that woman has
TRUE FRIEND OF WOMAN.
New Haven Conn.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Married Men and wedding Rings.

To the Editor:
As matter Of discussion, I would like to
know why It Is not essential that men as well
3 women should wear wedding rings after mar
riage Would It not save much Of the trouble
that grows out of Irritation at mountain and
seaside resorts. and be a warning to young Girls
who are often accompanied BY married men.
whom they become acquainted with In such
places, but who keep their marital ties an OBJ
scure secret, the girl meanwhile learning to
think too highly OF themt To sum It up would
the divorce courts be well filled as they are
to-dAyf SUNSHINE
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Gains wife.

70 the Editor;
In connection with the discussion in THE
Evening World" relative to Gains wife ! send
you the following:
where did he get herr
Who was her brother7
Had she q sister,
Had she a mother'
Was she ore-Adamtcf
Born before history.
with her identity
shrouded In mystery7
Maid OF Phoenlcia
Egypt. Arabia,
Africa. India
or sun.klssed suabint
Who was her fatheri
Was he a viking.
Cruising about
Just to his liking
Out OF the whenceness
Over the waterf
Into the where
Bringing his daughter7
Native OF Norway.
Denmark or Sweden.
Lured by the charms
OF the Garden OF Edent
Blonde or brunette.
Rounded or slender;
Fiery or frigid.
Naughty or tenderf
Why are her graccs
Unknown to famet
Where did Cain meet herr
What was her namef
Whisper 1t softly.
Say can II be
The lady we seek
Was It r. Haggard's "sher'
Tell me, ye sages.
Students OF lifs
Answer my query;
Who was Gains witef
w q n
The evening world., 1894-09-22

No strike of scowmen was on yester-
day Somebody had, however, tempered
with the dumping machinery on the
scows. and New York's garbage did
not go out to sea. Will these constant
ly occurring complications bring not
only to their senses. but to prompt ac-
ton. at last, the authorities having
charge OF the garbage matter?
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Tin-Toe Practice.

If girl will take the trouble to walk
about the room on up-toes for lightness
OF step. balancing a book or sofa pillow
on her head for dignity, half an hour a
day for a year. she Will walk like the
nobility the rest OF her natural life. Two
things are incompatible with grace of
locomotion-heavy step and downcast
eyes. Step lightly. gentle woman. Look
UP, little girl.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

The seams are strapped; It is tight-fit-
ting in the back and side bodies: The
front is straight or double-breasted or
closed with a fly. In London 3s inches
Is considered a stylish length, and $l1 a
fair price-made to order, too. This Is
just the garment for the woman who
keeps house, keeps out Of the rut and at
the head of her family
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Chicago Girls Every Time.

To the Editor:
''old Chsppie's' letter in your Issue Of to-day
gives tina. venerable old fellow away. He has
either seen many Summers that he Is now
blind. else the dear old fellow forgot to put
his menocie. All that IL wrong with him ia
that his winning ways were not appreciated
by the Chicago girls, and consequently the poor
old gentleman is sore" Chicago girls have my
support when their beauty 10 at stake. BILLY.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
VIII Try Next Year Again.

To the Editor;
work down for the babies. we hurry to send
our mite, IS, which we received by holding a
fair in the yard OF 1877 West Thirty-third street.
and selling lemonade. We would have more II
we could have more time. but as this In the last
week we must be contented until next year when
We all will all be q year older and know more.
and hope We make $50 instead OF 81.
Agatha Quinn, Julia wachter.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Free-Thinkers' Fatal Headaches.

To the Editor:
Anon says. what's the matter with the
ChriItians' Mistake The question Is What 9
tho matter with Ingsrsoli and the rest OF his
triber' "Auoa' says " Man shall think for him
self" Well. what has he done for all his think
Ing IT'S about time they showed some OF thar
" brainT' in more than words. Their end Is
always the same, They die OF headache and get
ersmsted, OF follow InssrsOi's theory. commit sui
eide and get buried. And the Biblsf That re-
Mains the great book. which It has been for 1900
yGars-the solid rock and the shelter in the time
of storm. Minister'S SOM No, no. only a mem
Der OF the EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Give Them n Bin OF Fare.

To the bother OF memorizng the various
moves M- Plat. OF New York should supply
convention delegates with printed programmes
after this--Chcago Post
The evening world., 1894-09-22
The Call to Meals.

The bell TO summon a family to 'he'.
meals has long fa.!cn into innocuou.
desuetude. 1t is the proper thing for
servant to appear at the doorway 49,
softly announce. calling the lady OF ny
house by name: Mrs. So-and-so' Tea
for eKample-'Is served"
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Four Collectors.

Lille Casper, 22a Madison street. age twelve;
Amelia Van PraaS AT Madison street, age
eleven; Rachel Cohen, 2i7 Madison street, age
eleven. and Flora schit. 2l5 Madison street, age
nine collected 81 for the SIck Babies Fund.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Bath Robes for Boys.

The bathing robes for little boys are
just fine. Like football, regatta races
and souvenir dance cards. they come
from college. Eider-down flannel, whht
as milk, notified with Harvard crimson.
Yale blue and monks brown, are hrsS
choice; they are made for toddling gen.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

The Progress Club, ia Gates avenue. Brook
Ign. contributes s,.sS to the Sick Babies Fund
to be added to the S,7i already handed In sbou,
Sept ~ proceeds OF entertainment held Sept.
3 and 8.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
News Cakes.

An Australian confectioner has p'.
upon the idea of printing the news %
the day upon n tRin paste Of dousA'
using chocolate instead Of ink. He
livers the cakes to his customers. W.
first read them and then eat them Wv
their coffee.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

Secretary Carlisle is going for con-
ference at Gray Gables. AS yet, At
torney-General olney has not been
called to Buzzards Bay to hear a few
words regarding tho Sugar Trust and
the law
The evening world., 1894-09-22

The Constitutional Convention major
fly is disposed to be merciful. 1t will
not insist on It's amendments becoming
law without submission to the people.
ut the polls. But the quality OF this
mercy viii be very much strained II the
plan OF submitting most of the amend
ments in a bunch is carried out A
separate vote on each separate measure
Il the thing.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

fairs. Is there not moral strength
enough, in this great metropolis, to po-
litlcally remove this knavish Tioga in
t,ldor7
The evening world., 1894-09-22
COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR $50.
+. J.Brechters Novel Housefurnish-
ing scheme.

#. j. Brechtel. OF 7S9-7sl Third avenue.
dealer In furniture. carpets and all kinds
OF house-furnishing goods. is Offering
great inducements TO the public In the
way OF prices and the quality OF goods
as well as a system OF special credit.
Mr.. Brechtel keeps everything neces-
sary 10 furnish a house comfortably
and artistically. and his prices and terms
nish his own home. As one OF his spe-
clal inducements, Mr.. Brechtel has fist
OF articles which will furnish a small
home completely, which he sells for $50.
Everybody T. Invited to cali and taspect
the Gooda. s.s II
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Now Walking Cont.

A gentleman gets Fall overcoat. 80
does his sister and his cousin and his
aunt" The model garment Is made of
covert cloth or smooth melton, with can
vas interlining to shape the back, shout
dcrs and chest, and a twilled silk lining.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
A Harlem Fair.
To the Editor

To the Editor;
lnclosed md S.26, proceeds OF q fair held at
ITO East one Hundred and Seventeenth street
Alice Hunt Annie BuenkAmp,
Annie Quinn, Rachel DemenholI
r. Louise Hunt
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Ingratitude to an Artist.

An artist on WELLS street furnished a shave
to Michigan customer yesterday which, with
Incidental trimming cost $40. = but he
wasn't grateful The barber was T. c. Laniu.
He Is in jail.-chicaEo Mail.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
From LiE.ie,s Friends.

To the Editor;
Inciosed please hnd .oe collected from friends
for the sick babies LIZZIE ROBERTS,
Sc Harrison avenue. Brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Sold ga Worth OF Toys.

toy stand at $50 West Forty -hrst street. by
Louise Hesse, Ella Miller and Henrietta Tyler
yielded s. for the Sick Babies Fund. The stand
was open again in the afternoon after school and
was run for four dAyA
The evening world., 1894-09-22

To the Editor;
Enclosed please nnd u. % in postage stamps for
Sick Babies Fund. My mamma gave me pin
cushion cover. BY taking chances / earned 81. 03
for the Fund. am a little girl, twelve years
OF age. ANNIE MAY ENGELSKlRCHER,
Schneider avenue, Highland Falls, Orange
County, N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Two brooklyn Girls.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md ~. collected for the Sick
Babies Fund. We hope It will do some sick
babies good.
MARGARETTA g. REEDER,
CASSIE l.. REEDER,
23tA Seventh avenue, brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Fair by Four Little Girls.

To the Editor;
Inclosed please nnd 81 rs, the result Of a fair
held by four little girls In Eighty-nrs street.
Mabel Smith, Katie Knoehle
Josie Rail-. Mabel Pidgeon.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

As between speculation in theatre
tickets and assault and battery upon
purchasers of tickets from the specula-
tors, there is no difficulty in selecting
the lesser evil.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

With an effective police signal and
patrol wagon service In operation,
handsome catch could have been made
out OF the gang of toughs who held
up that Eighth avenue street car.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
His Critical Weakness.

Billy Breeklnrdge would never make an
actor. His disposition to continue the death sccue
sftsr the audience has left the theatre is a very
weak point-washinston Post.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

Boston wants q trottlng exhibition by
the new queen, Allx. Is anybody NOV
Ing to have the game little record maker
seen In special effort at Fleetwood?
The evening world., 1894-09-22

Theatrical managers should under
stand that the way to abolish ticket
speculators is not to maltreat the peo-
pie who buy tickets on the sidewalk.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

Fiatt'r u.tirnatum Is given out. He
win support Better New York NUM-
cipal ticket only In case his man is at
against the prospects for united move
ment In the direction otllocal reform
and an honest administration Of city AZ
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Enir nm Sixth Axenue.

A fair held at ss7 sixth avenue. for the sick
Rahles Fund by Alice Pearson. yielded Is for
the fund.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

tlemen OF two years. and in sizes irV.
that up to eighteen years. Prices ~
about S. The Turkish cotton ropes -
just as gorgeous. but not haVihs
thread OF wool sell at half price, -.
quickest way to teach an untidy w
clean habits is to make him a pressn'
of a bath robe.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

Mr.. James Scott. OF Beaver Falls, Pa.
appears to have been the victim OF some
thing Of the character OF lynch law at
q New York theatre last evening.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

There are great many streets in
New York. but not SO many as to excuse
the Board of Aldermen in duplicating
the name OF any street.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

Even people who buy their tickets OF
spectators have some rights which
theatrical managers should be bound to
respeot.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
A Needed Application.

An Australian has invented an appliance to
make locomotives consume their own smoke.
Now let him apply It to the cigarette nend aud
fame and fortune are his-Chester News
The evening world., 1894-09-22

How much der~nds, for New York
States Democracy, on next weeks work
at Saratoga, DeroGracy's representa-
tives in convention must thoroughly re-
The evening world., 1894-09-22

Are New York's surface-car patrons
to be at the mercy OF the hoodlums. as
well as that of the corporations?
The evening world., 1894-09-22

There is a great opportunity to teach
Desha Breckenridge that the dagger Is
not to be tolerated as an element in
modern Kentucky politics.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

Not New York's garbage, but the
present system OF disposlng OF 1t should
be thrown overheard.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

Democracy has her opportunity. Now
30 prove that she deserves 1t.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

President Young's attention is ear
nestly directed to the umpire who held
up the Giants yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

Japan begins to loom after the fash
ion Of the proverbial bull In the china
shop.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
Menu.

SUNDAY. SEPT. e.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Granula. Cream.
Tenderloin Steak. Bearnaise Sauce /
French Fried Potatoes.
Pop-Overs Coffee.
DINNER.
Julienne Soup.
Roast Veal. Drowned Potatoes
Peas. Caulihower
Cream Potatoes.
Corn Salad.
Waters. Cheese
Peach Mousse.
Coffee.
SUPPER. 'a'Tr
Potato Salad.
Brown Bread and Butter.
Wine Jelly. Cofsa
The evening world., 1894-09-22

In having Its street-cars held up by
street bandits New York takes an un-
necessary leaf out of the book OF Chi
The evening world., 1894-09-22
An Entertainment.


To the Editor:
by four little girls.
Flora R0iheck. Ray Strasburger,
Minnie Marten, Clara StrasburEer.
Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-09-22

The Progress Club Again.

fair on East Forty-ssventh street, held By 4.
L. and d. n. yielded rs for the fund.
The evening world., 1894-09-22
In the Soup.
To the Editor:

10 the Editor;
In eating soup should q person convey Il TO
the mouth with Tie side % the point Of the
spo'Ai AGHosfic
The evening world., 1894-09-22

BE ready to vote for Greater New
York