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The evening world., 1894-07-28
FREE PASS BRIBERY.

yice-President Brooks, Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, has written letter to
the Constitutional Convention at AL
bany on the subject OF free passes on
railroads. The abuse has grown to such
proportions, Mr.. Brooks declares. that
he has known a Judge OF the Supreme
Court Of the United States to apply for
free transportation the money value Of
which, In single instance. was be-
tween two hundred and three hundred
dollars,
IN Justice to the members OF the high
est court In the land. having Jurisdic-
ton in the most important railroad cases
that can arise under the laws, and be-
fore which even now are pending suits
involving millions OF dollars to the cor
porations as well as to the United
States Government. Mr.. Brooks, having
publicly stated this disgraceful fact
ought to give the name OF the shameless
and mercenary Judge. 1t Is not ft!r that
the whole Bench should be stained and
scandalized by the story.
1t IL true the country is disgraced by
its pauper judicial system. 1t is true
that we pay our United States Judges
carly. But that does not Justify then
In asking and accepting from litigan
before their courts what is nothing more
nor less than a money bride.
In this State our judges. legislators
State and municipal ofticers-all per
sons, in fact. In he public service. from
the highest to the most insignificant 20
sition-are dead-head pensioners on tn,
railroad companies. The '.free-pass'
bribery syyten b rssponslble for tn
|suecess Of ~ cofpesNfions n thei
rssdy' ~ Z! 4 ~ policy. -
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The One-Horse Chaise.

To the Editor:
In turning a one-h1rse chsse within a circle
I observed that the outer wheel made three reYo-
lu,ions while the inner wheel made only two
The wheels are Of equal diameter and fixed on the
axle 8 feet apart What was the circumference OF
tho track made by each WHEEL solution-sup
pose each wheel to be feet diameter. its cir
conference would be 1850 feet The outer
wheel makes three revolutions, t7.124c feet or a
circle u feet in diameter. The inner wheel
makes but two revolutions, 81. 4lsO feet a circle
10 feet in diameter But the wheels being feet
apart, the outer circle must be 10 feet in diameter
larger than the inner one, therefore the outer
wheel must make six revolutions making circle
whose Circumference In - 24s0 feet, or a ring 30
feet in diameter; the inner wheel makes four
revolutions, 62s320 feet, d a circle 20 feet in
diameter. p. j. MONAGHAN,
SAG West Thirty-n ninth street. city
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To the Editor

To the Editor
am Henosrspher and typewriter and there
fore my tendency IL to associate with the
Maternity" dLd must say that tho majority
OF my female friends arc not only very in
ieliigeht but also very laiylike. OF course,
can name lew exceptions, but because one or
two are little "thick' and inclined 10 be foul-
ish that does not by any means prove the rest
TO be 20. | have heard several of my male ac-
quantsncss mot stenographcrsJ ridicule some
OF the young ladies' referred to, and also their
vocation. And why Just because those
"chumps" -ndeavored to pay attentions 10 some
girls who were already spoken for. and were
nicely called down for 1t by the fair type
writer's. who. by the way, not very anxious
TO start out IN HE with the bright prospect %
Of having to depend on 50 week INK.
Singer Tor something to cat and wear.
BRIDGET TYPEWRITER MAGulRE.
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The Hello Girl Again.

To the Editor:
l have observed that the merits and defects OF
The hello" girl have received considerable at
tenion in the letter column lately, the discussion
having been started by one OF my sex. who
signs himself Willie" Being acquainted with
hello" girls in general, and one In particular,
l consider it my privilege aud duty to take up
arms in their defense. Judging from his letter.
Willie" seems to think them a rather hard set
10 get along with, Rather let 1t be said to their
credit that they are up to date" As the result
Of my experience | would like to inform willie
that they are, in the words OF Emerson
Wise and polite. and IL l drew
Their several portraits you would own
Chaucer had no such worthy crew,
Nor BoccacclO in DeCameron.
4. l.. WOOD Brookiyb
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To the Editor:
am In somewhat OF a quandary, and want to
Ask you To help me out. | am young me
chanic, twenty-five years OF age, and am
keeping company with young lady. Now, the
only thing that stands In my way is my
Ny fathers name was George Adee, who is now
dead. lie Was quite practical Joker, and !
VAS named Lemon Adee, Now. my sianceI OBJ
jects to becoming Mrs Lemon Adee, and | de
sire TO ask II II is necessary for me to have the
court give me authority TO change my given
name TO Clinton. which was my mothers maiden
Nance L, ADEE, Reading. pa.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
SUNDAY, JULY %
BREAKFAST.
DINNER.
String Bean Salad.

A salad OF string beans is one of the
most delicious of salads. Cook a quart
Of beans; do not break them in pieces.
but leave them whole. When they are
cooked throw them into ice-cold water,
and when cold drain them and remove
them to a bowl. Make a nice French
salad dressing with three tablespoon
fuls OF oil, a saltspoonful OF salt, half a
saltspoonful Of pepper. and two table,
spoonfuls Of wine vinegar. Mix the oil.
salt and pepper; add them to the beans
pour the vinegar over them. and toss
them as gently as you can to avoid
breaking the beans and serve.
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A Hole In q street.
To the Editt

To the Editor
As am a reader Of The Evening World" and
resident OF New York, | wish to inform you In
regard to the way in which the streets are kept
uptown here. | have lived In Forty Sc yenth
street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues, for the
past Ave years, during which time the street
has never been paved and the amount OF traffic
which passes through. has put the street into
such condition as to warrant 1t useless. About
two weeks ago In one part OF the street. the
ground sank down about one foot, and has not
been guarded, even In the evening As this street
Is between districts, 1t therefore receives no at
,ention whatever, and as the police station is in
the same street, It shows lack of duty for them
not to report II. There have been some accidents
On account OF this hole in the street
EDWARD SCHAEFER,
AS West Furty-seventh street.
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o the Editor.
dreamily sat thinking one evening
OF girls with whom had been In love:
And Of all that | brought back TO memory,
But one was my treasured dove.
she told me she loved me SO dearly
That was almost Wild with Joy.
And when | asked her the one great question
She answered, Yes" oh, SO sweet and o.
COY!
But on her return after an absence
Her love for me seemed to have abated,
She was not the same darling she once WAS
In her soul a strange feeling had created.
A release from her engagement she wanted,
Which sorrowfully and sadly ! gave,
Wishing had hold OF the other fellow
Who stole her affections, the kuays
Now you know why I'm an old bachelor,
And my reasons for not being wed
I'm thinking continually of my false one,
And will do so Till after I'm dead.
+. r. W.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
The Value of Etiquet.

Nice manners are invaluable. The
charm Of politeness cannot be over
estimated. True etiquette is Unborn. 1t
Is rarely acquired in mature life. Old
men and women who try to become
gentlemen and ladies have some sad les
sons to learn. Only born gentlemen and
born gentlewomen realize the impor-
lance Of good manners at home. every
day and on all occasions. Boys ana
girls reared in a family where company
manners prevail all the time, and where
each is considerable Of all the others
feelings and thinks of his comfort last,
will never outgrow them.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

There are many excellent rice pud-
dings, and 1t is surprising how few peo-
pie enjoy them. Try this one: Wash
two tablespoonfuls of rice in three wa
tiers, and add it to a quart Of milk with
two tablespoonfuls of sugar. one-half
cup OF raisins and a grating OF nutmeg.
Stir until the sugar is dissolved. Put
the dish into the oven, cook slowly for
an hour and a half or two hours. The
heat Of the oven has very much to do
with the consistency of the pudding.
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no ono viii deny that It's stoppage ~ a
constitutional provision would be IN the
ru'l!, Interest
But IN" specific charge mad" by Vice
President Brooks against the honesty
and purity of 4 United states supreme
court judge ought t. he at once followed
by the disclosure Of tn. name e the dis
hguut.I Judge
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Women as stationmaster

Women are now acting as station
masters in Australia. The Railway Com
missioners OF Victoria have, according
to Irish Society, placed two hundred Of
them in charge Of railway stations, thus
effecting saving Of over 10000 per an
mum. The Commissioners say that
women perform the duties Of station
masters at the small stations most sat
isfactorily.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
The Cup That Cheers.

The tea plant is Of the camelia fam
lily and grows In a thick bush. 1t is
green the year round. The blossom ia
similar to the orange and equally fraL
grant. The first picking lie in May; this
Is the best. The next is In June and
continued until September. The finest
quality is never exported. but is used
at home. 1t sells for - a pound. -,
next quality is used by. the Sble,
-~a been adyi"
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Cholera spreads In Russia and Turkey.
Constantinople has declared a quaran-
tine. The plague increases In China, and
medical correspondent OF the Marine
Hospital Service. at Washington. writes
10 rscommend that most stringent
measures may need to be taken to pro-
tect the United States. particularly a. re-
gards certain classes OF goods from CHINA
likely 70 convey infection. rags, Old cot
Ton, a., ana also such manufactured
srslssss - - - = - ~
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Keep the baby's bib dry II you have
to make sixty changes an hour. Give
him not scrap OF meat before his third
birthday. Save him from the kisses
OF his friends. Keep the sun out OF his
race and his head above the clothes.
Put him on his side and train him 10
wear his sweet little mouth closed day
and night. The air is fidgety with
germs, dust and dirt, elements that are
not good for human lungs,
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Cream soups are better for children
and ailing adults than meat. Here is a
recipe that Is adapted to the resources
OF the pantry. Put one quart of chicken
broth over the fire, wash two heaping
tablespoonfuls of rice and add to the
broth. set on the back OF the stove
and cook slowly half an hour. Mix to-
sether one tablespoonful OF butter and
three of sifted -four until smooth, stir
into the soup and keep stirring until
thick and smooth, season with salt and
add one pint of new milk which has
been sealded.
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! House, Ry4 SEH0MEI

and sells for $50 a pound. The aver.
age quality shipped to the United States
sells at about Il cents in Japan. Green
tea is made by placing the leaves over
hot fires as soon ms gathered; for black
tea the leaves are packed away for
several days and allowed to wait and
ferment, when they turn red. They ara
then fired"
The evening world., 1894-07-28

In New Of his remarks about Wild
horses In the early days Of the present
Congress. ex-President Harrison must
view with some degree OF complacency
the present plunging and snorting Of the
Senate majority.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
BRAIN FRESHENERS.

I'm, coisrrr 10 for -,rot~rafic1i p-oS-r,. Oriv
he pop,l1r hind hat ererc,se md rcre.h ne r'>rtdh
pac,iL,es and do NIX req.t,e einbora> aetr1c so'u
hon VII Be- tr1n,ed oar ,YD> dos m, tnci,de
alo,bron sSne ~ %'1 Be fsrposss7le 10 gil.
1n~n-, N v,,nt ness ar usd The nans Of ne
~ In prsons sendmo corroe' sot,ii,ons ~H BE-
prr,,d Ad6r,s aancr 10 - Irc,I-ns, Evening
Bortd, p. o. to> 3, ST. Ncp fort CIy.''l
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Ing It at d: with centre C and radius CD de-
scribe a circle meeting ABB at Z. Join Gle, and
through A draw a straight line parallel to CE.
meeting DC at f. The circle described from the
centre with radius IA, will touch the given
straight linss.-i. e., the sides OF the triangle.
For the proof OF the correctness OF this con
II and ls Book ". and proposition l. Book VI.
II. LANSCHEY,
81 WArburton avenue, Yonkers n Y.
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Call the Teasing Lover Back.

TO the Editor:
* F." OF Brooklyn should remember the old
adase, Love levels all pride, and u she cares
for her gentleman friend enough to be unhappy
without his company then by all means do
your heart directs, and write much as Ia con.
sistent for young lady TO write, without
inquishng your self respect Bear in mind that his
teasing you was an indication that he cared for
you, and you undoubtedly offended him by your
peeviBhness and apparent indifference. BY all
means recall him at once, and in the future be
more discreet UNCLE SAM
The evening world., 1894-07-28
ScalIOpcd Cheeae.

Remove the crust from four or Ave
slices of bread and butter generously.
Arrange in buttered baking pan and
sprinkle with some good sharp cheese.
Beat well four eggs, add three cupfuls
of new milk and season with salt and a
dash OF cayenne. Pour the mixture over
the bread and bake in hot oven until
nicely Drowned
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Warm baths are the most cooling in
hot weather. Cold water shocks the
system, and instantly there is a rush
OF blood to correct the effect; this &C
celcration raises the temperature, the
body is hotter and the perspiration flows
from every pore. A dip in tepid or warm
water is the quickest way to cool of in
Summer. Use as little friction drying as
is necessary.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Another Way to Do 1t.

To the Editor:
Solution to triangle and circle problem in
The Evening World OF the slst inst: Draw
AE bisectIns angle A, through the given point
draw a perpendicular to AE. interesting the
sides AID and &C in r and G respectively.
Make . square equal to the rectangle Of the
lines FTP Pc. and take FIJI and CT in ABB and
Ac. A circle through the point II will be
the required circle This. Of course, Is only
the construction OF the figure and not the dem
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Warner Miller breaks a long and i'm
pressive silence 70 speak Of his conf
dsncs In Republican ausuries for this
Fall In this TO be taken as a sign
that the genial Herkimerite has again
C:ambered over to the right side Of
the breagtworks?
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Even the girls in their teens have
bows. quantities OF them. The little
lady in the picture has nine. but they
are only navy blue ribbon. Her flow
cred delaine dancing dress has a shirred
yoke. with a coarse lace trimming be-
low, and there is bow at each corner
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Eineh for Refusals.

As an offset for the bachelor tax the
proposition has been made to fine girls
for every refusal; yet the divorce rec
ords show the misery they often bring
upon themselves by the acceptance OF
proposals Shall the maidens be exposed
to crossfire for the sake of those hard
encd members OF the male sexy
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Fin ding the Centre.

To the Editor:
following; Given the triangle ABC and the
point d to find the centre Of a circle which will
pass through the point d. and also be tangent
to the sides ABB and &C OF the triangle. Draw
the line AT bisecting the angle at A. Through
b draw the line EDM perpendicular to the side
&C. with d as a focus and AC as directrix
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Filling the Bin.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
bin whose capacity was a bushels wss partly
allied with grain. Two and one.third times what
was In II was two and tour-hfth. times what II
would take TO fill II. How many more bushels
would OIL II? KEYPORT N J.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Comptroller Roberts explains that he
is in earnest In his canvass for the Re
publican nomination for the Governor
ship. Mr. Plat may, perhaps, perceive
that this is just where the joke comes
The evening world., 1894-07-28

The Martin-sheehan embarrassment lie
easily understood. II won't quite DO to
summAr1ly drop the police prosecutions.
And yet there 10 a dreadful fear that
. worm may be driven 10 turning.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
There Must lie Proof.

To the Editor
The discussion going on In your columns de-
claring the existence u a Supreme Being is ex-
uenely amusing In reply to some Of your writ
ers permit me to call your attention TO certain
aphofsms. flrr-The fact that a thing ex-
lists Is no evidence Of creator since II may
have existed without one. Thus. Time always
was and always will be- Matter always was and
always viii be Space always and always
VIII he. We can change matter but cannot de-
sifoy II. SecO"d-The finite mind cannot grasp
" understand the innnite, and all Of US have a
right TO dispute the inAnite until It is demon
sFAted and proven to exist Thrd-Ths world
may have been created out OF chaos, but this
docs not prove a personal God, but only proves
that certain forces existed and moulded matter
and things As We know nothing OF these forces
or the authors Of them. and cannot understand
them or him iD We must reasonably doubt
him 90 When personal God is demonstrated
to exist and proven by sensible things and ac-
tions TO exist We will be forced to believe, but
until all things are proven and demonstrated to
exist we have each and all a perfect right to
dispute the existence OF God, In this nineteenth
century a theory not backed up by scientific
proof don't go " LUIGI G. DOANE, VI. D..
T,a, l,I,L
The evening world., 1894-07-28

It II stili that now within which
the Senate may Yield without humilia-
ton. Let Its cOnferrees meet those OF
the House this time like men and
Senators. Not like the tools OF monopo-
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Another box Problem.
To the Ed

To the Editor:
man wishes to make . box containing $40
cubic yards whose length should be Just three
times that Of It's breadth and its depth is to be to
the width as the ratio OF In to g. What are tho
required dimensions Of the box1
H. SCHEuPLBIN
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Escalloped Onions.

Fill an earthern baking dish with layers
Of bread crumbs and boiled onions
pulled into small bits. each seasoned win
salt. butter and pepper. Fill the dish
sweet mix and bake half an hsuN
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IL she Too Young?

To the Editor;
am Just nineteen. I wish TO know II am too
young 70 keep company with = young gentleman
the same age as myself My folks thinks I am
too yaass pHUNerTE. Bssoaas CITY.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

RocKAwAY BEACH. July ss.-wiiliam Bal
ley. . trapezs performer. was arrested last even
Ing Al Seaside on the charge Of assAuitins Hotel
Keeper Martin collpa Bailey spd coilins hso
~ e<1unsot about settling ! bql Of 10 cents
The evening world., 1894-07-28

1t b an interesting question whether
the new police captains will get their
places At the regular rates after the
slaughter of old ones 10 over.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Not to abolish capital punishment, but
to provide for its more certain and more
prompt infection Is the present duty of
the Constitutional Convention.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

That Convention at Albany cannot
AFFORD to indulge a constitutional weak
ness for the railroads.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Those pool-room men who opened
| their books for a rushing business on
| the quiet had not counted on THE
| Evening World being in the race.
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70 the Editor.
Kindly allow me to tell John Of New York
that | agree with Henrietta OF HOJoken,
when she advises him to marry his blonde. His
people are hard TO please. when they object to
the girl simply btCauss she belongs to the fsirer
side OF the tender sex Why. John" would
not marry any woman but fair one. and the
''biOnder' she IN the better 1t VIII suit for /
am dark compleKioned. and believe In contrast
In the sexes. Now. this shows you that doc
tors diner" and that you really have rea-
son to cut your beauty because heaven
blessed her with al abundance OF golden curls
and lots Of sunshine. BESIDES fair women are
far more areotiunate than their darker sis
ters. although the latter possess qualities that
may well set on this one. but deceit Ii un-
known to the E.n,ler sex blonde or brunette-it
they are trusted fairly and squarely, which they
seldom are. We men carry nine -tonths Of all
the deceit that's going. and the balance can't
XIII tho other for good any way Yes
John" take "Hcnrieta's' advice unless you
arer too utterly blonde yourself In that case.
why, leave the golden Curls and the beautiful
sunshine to those who can appreciate such
blessings and who would not wsyer one mo-
men' about possessing them II they were accom-
panied by the girls love. for that. surely. Is
paramount ONE WHO LIKES BLONDES.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

1t IL possible that Senator Stewart
made . sacrifice hit In his endsavor TO
save the Sugar Trust yesterday.
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cnstration, which is very long and hardly
suitable for newspaper, but II the editor de-
Sires IT, viii furnish a demonstration, but 1
think the FOREGOING will be sufhcient for a per-
son with a moderate knowledge OF geometry
There are six ways OF doing this prob, two for
each two sides: one circle for each angle
touching the side between the point angle and
another touching the sides on the other side OF
point. PLAYFAtR,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
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In the thermometer, too there is
always room at the top.
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to finish It. The side cores OF the
skirt are slashed to show the insertion.
and caught together with two more
bows. A bow in the back and two on
the slippers complete the lot. or
course. the hat and parasol are bowed,
too
The evening world., 1894-07-28

/ Not even at this temperature should
zeal for a better New York melt away.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Pugilist Corbstt 10 accused of having
plans. 1t had been supposed that he
led merely hand-to-mouth existence.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Mr.. Croker IL very much in evidence
for . man who proclaimed himself 80
much out of politics.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Speaking OF the local ticket it's not a
good sign for your citizenship to say
that you'll take yours straight
The evening world., 1894-07-28

The sugar combine has not needed
Ia. put its trust in princes. Senators
have done well enough thus far.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

In adding up the Committee OF 30. Mr..
Plat considered It necessary to carry
only the 0.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

July 10 open to the suspicion OF kiting
the temperature.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

China threatens to spoil fne case of
Japanning in Corea.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Spring water and politics make q tell
ing Saratoga tipple.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

July appreciates New York a. a Sum
mer resort.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

What will the walking delegates bt
called when they take to bicvices?
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Fought over 80 Cents.

The cry Is still: Keep cool.
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Now for a real conference on the
Tariff. What say. Senators?
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Reudes Of THE EVENING WORLD Earring
ne city for ne hot months shoVH and IN Neiv
oddrssses and har THE nv NLNG WORLD
maaed to them REGULARLY
The evening world., 1894-07-28

This column Is for everybody
who has a complaint to make, in
formation to give, a subject of gen.
eral Interest to discuss or a public
service to acknowledge, and who
can put ii into 100 words or less.
Long letters cannot be printed.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Is 1t hot enough for the pantates'
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Of cord around the hem, her white dress
and brass buttons, her jaunty coat ana
gold-braided officers cap. she is the
neatest, sweetest, trimmest thing afoat