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The evening world., 1894-02-03

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Claiming ana ka51irE TIA: ~ answers sub
H''isi we're cor'e.;, /, 90 rev, Tor yo-- "a: s:Lc-
uc.. submit the d.tasleI ~sclg:Ion. Cal.irE re
vEkn5Ur qsaa'!;y. TIRE depth. l.. zs Ia. tee :o..
.oHins equation: Tas square r-3: .. l.. DIVIDE!
b. Is 9.-s D divided b l;rJ. equals 8 TO
.0aa's 70: /. Plus 80. Equals q. multiple! t.
ll@; 1900" d equals Sc $5].cpr. rl-s !sD
minus III -V9D: iso slrarci n.ngs 81. SOD,
p.us sss@y"". sl-lls o. D squared MINIS
"s-SD. Plus r:s0 o.. eqs.ls o. Leaving o..
Is1N Tie problem Is act en-. TIA, eve.ys.:y
IA s'l7e, a. it ca.!s fer the solution .. a. eva.
i9n CT the Etcon! degree. Fer tie
q \. W. r. let m. say ths: a ~eiss, falls sI.
teen Feet 10 ore ssc2ai. four times sixteen fee, IN
40 ssa5ads nine tiEfs sit'sea fee: IL :kree Sc.
ems. sixteen TINES siK:sta Zee: in four seconds.
a. PEER JOHNSON
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Mn~chincr, Mikes the Trouble.

To Ire Etl'--
MY 10 ut y-a1 care ,-7tsn;s t.'5 tri|'
the r.t.z, gs~ea q, tee ~,F.l t-r a g'-e'
epz.-..,.nE oaass O, T.. s,--..g G: r9'A Instead
o. IL. X o: 20 the composition e.. vc1s7' We
n,a INST irs. IS arl as re -e1. fo7E'air7
multiple. bat ire means e getting = !i'eHsp"t
d.-.r.sa. y5r instaaes. thsy the patent o@sss'
A.,as, an Inventor to the exclusive Use. tpr z
.s--a.n tine. to aHy n0I.a c: mach ne se Eay
Es. = esft!Ece,- o.. - 4 -an nay st a
ra,sa, or a aa.ti-- ,Ast gill 90 he york q!
tel ns-. Re mas 49, -sls he za-h'ne' ~ a
s-s1; prot, ant gets reh 7.isGIy. Nov. Z 70
patents s1.s,e! :. vr!lt maze but e7s malhi1s
,- himself. ~1ys +; in secret. AMI thus be
consistently ~r.-7nqtrsel; then. Il: lie did make
mr., se s--t - complied 70 "a tEs Wages
70 A-li the o~.sra,c-s from tu..lins c." II
t.snsef,ea. - there Mould ht tI' !rE r~Aca:s-s
In ,enpet.ioa 49, hs1i-ao-E i=.:ea! = thou
ss.-, sz nov B.: 4 t.s.,1cu-n must he made
between SEA lAao-.sa,.as z4..IEes l7I s4-a In
y]sr'l5as a. TIE s.es'rig isn;, t~e5e9A'ne 'cle-
graph All Others ~h.-a !4ra.fa N,r. to 's0-.
2at, s.r are n tss'- N-y also I-bct-SATirs
IA asts'.51 Il TIRE qges4oa. sail Ns Abolish
rstsn's 70 .ah-g-sa,ius nadine ~| =
Worthy a: ,o., readers. sri much more incest.
!nr than rhrts.- 'Ca-l.' Should get ua:rsi
Of $. pr week o. val, gnl.i - Gets $50. l vii
.-s.o.,y AVA, replies. = r. CAMPBELL
The evening world., 1894-02-03

Pointed apron-front overskirts. drapes
high on the hips, have been revived am
are now very popular.
Open-work stockings are again popu-
lar. while novelties in imported hosiei!
show gay colored stripes, p!aids and d.
agonals.
There seems TO be no end TO the iahe,
k~erchiets ard collars which the lady "
fashion delights in wearing about h,
neck.
Lace or fur trims a large majority '.
the reception and party dresses tins
son.. and Il Is not unusual to see Doin~
the same costume.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
The First Devil Was n Man.

10 NE k1Ils-'
= Keen Observer from Lirls- lie, =. ay
X Adam haf tcen, as tee majority Of men or
'a;hsr h7li's are t'-iay, ~hissey tanLa tobacco
heaiS corrupt .rcm th.:r tees to III. erU-n o.
'i=i' teats God 7O-!4 have uatolbtedly LEFT the
no where I: Nes and adopted other means II
''ssi'ng BIS na5'sr1is'-. woman. Has ts.s insi-
Nilsi O =otacr. and hasa, ,he , soul: shame
20 such a mar: / 7og.t at,is. him TO stay n
LINEN or sne Other taskpouls. and IL he
ever soss 70 tie eity an! pays a nickel for a
-; let him Keep it. / an sue 70 lady would
tsE:udgs 1t % h.l.. -ould se Ioa,e to SIT near
t-ra A carcass. no matter h5- pol,steI hi. e..
terror nigh: be- He .tyi.S women s.. devils. hl,
!s: hIn remember the frW devil vas o., nas.ul...
sentt', sorLLEss CREATURE,
Oranse Valley. y Y.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
HookLccpers. Northumberland Women

To ne Editor.
oar mechanical tn,ni Ed N" is "AEay or
IN ts a. Aslc drive! Gtsgt bookkes5.Ts II
"a. Vas te.ls!et he would probably SIC the ng-.-
isrite. to5kEsspsr a:s' " the hid 10 TIE nalS
Of our noble militia, o: ph,h large rau7srs are
members. While "a ~" VS. learning 20 about
face" What sort 81 a factory" must ia. N"
work IN where lAey have tea bookkespsts alI
tvo nSchahirs," OF Witch latter Eli. NJ" IL ons'
LIT n tel ycu. my an So ncckln.-. that u al
the soekkcspers should ion tie mechanical TlnEs
as yoI pTc9-ss, sol would speedily Ehd yogr. Z
= so GeCkaHic. Probably your union srAh!ss
YOU to eraN the larger SALARY aad no; your tsllity
a. : msehsnie. You night better sAoE your Euai
sens. BY eassurIginE '!iookkttpST' TO form .
union or some oo=Slnatiea whereby be nigh, b.
s.Vea a more saneieat laeons. enabling hin 70
marry TIE fair siren whom ia. "" Souid put
In his place. To Suffering Employer I eaer no
sllIsc. and hope be obtains none. oaIy hopa
and Iu.. that every girl and LADY la this city
will make q poiHt Of being late until employers
will set = reasonable tina iOr thsir h0un Of vorL
The evening world., 1894-02-03

It speaks volumes for the good sense
Of our fashionable women that the heavy
crepe veil has been practically abandoned.
and that the small crepe-ooriered net
ones are used by even those in the first
months o. mourning. Only once in a
while does one see a female face hidden
from sight by the thickness Of crepe. that
was once considered an evidence @: great
GRIEF. Real sorrow IS not paradcd in this
fashion. AMI the question Of health is
so important a one that such an injur!-
Gus custom was bound sooner or later
to be d~.sregari-i b. sensivIe women.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Beef Extract.

This is preferable for .nval!ds to the
much-Gbusei beef tea. Select a good
piece OF meat. remove all the sris;le
and fa;, cut into small squares ana put
into a glass jaT witcou; water. e the
jar and sink II in'o a kettle OF cold
water; let II come TO a boil gradually,
then boil five or six hours until the meat
looks white and dry. Strain the extract
and season. II too strong dilute will
hot water or milk. In relocating extracts
or broth, put the liquor in ar eartl.2n
dish and set II in hot water.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Th~eosophy Is Not Spirituaiisn.

y 'Fa E!I1tI
L., ne oo-rr,, 4 mistake r G. VI" makes II
Tly,1S 'Sr.rt4s!isa Ist Thr-o?ag a' cas aE1
tie sane la.-E N's7-ga TaccsFsy Te oeE.aca
,s- genuine paencnsu, q s-r;-al'ta. It 'r''r-
pgg,s Ten 10 a vastly d.1e,eaI manner ant IL.
sea! @; l..tr:.as TIE ss,,-i. o TIA: S9,r''EA.'s'ie
nAnt,slt.aas are tie l-e7rs G. oar GC ,ae!
friends. 3, tells o. more nationally. saAi 'Asy are
-.e % ASIA! .3rns ol-aealAy4es an! s.szsat-a
II = q. "" viii rea3 ;sv tseso7A.-sl baH
r7-z ,1is subject be I'LL very s5a p-r.sl,. iae
G-r-e7as t@.-eez sg.ri'sI.tsa an! Ts~oza9sv E3i
olly -..a lsI go.EI Dat ais gpon sne 0'srz
RAN
The evening world., 1894-02-03

eran who exposed himself to death in
several battles thinks ne would like to
ii" nghtEs. 4 busy New York banker
who. hasn't time u think Of anything
but business prefers 20 die suddenly.
Other opinions from w0ll-kuOwn mon
Will b" given IN The sunday World.
making an article Of great interest 20
every uHe. Steve ErCdle SAYS lie wants
to de jumping trum a briiSc, So as to
get 4 column newspaper notice. He says
II NJ dies in bed no one but the UNDER
takers viii appreciate IL.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

The classroom-renting business is a
feature of New York life. There is d
constantly increasing demand from spe-
cisl teachers for the use OF classrooms.
after the regular school sessions, for
private lessons in elocution. reading.
certain departments Of music, light
gymnastics and particularly the Lam
guages. In centrally-located schools a
teacher pays 80 cents N hour for the
classroom. while a block or two on
either side of Broadway the rent is only
half as much. Professors of language
usually pay 20 cents, and have the class
room four and hve times q week.
Christian science healers meet their pa
tients for treatment. old doctors and
lawyers read with their proteges; banjo,
guitar and violin girls take their lessons
in this way. but h pupils who take
private lessons once or twice a week In
Hebrew. Greek. French. Spanish. Ger
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Birds Nesf PUDDING.

Peel and core enough ouick-cooStus
apples to III! a taking dish; fill c Mites
OF apples With lam, ~jellies. preserves or
sugar Make d custard of one quart of
milk and the yoke Of six eggs, sweeten,
spice anu pour over tine apples. Bake ill
apples are done, but the custard should
not whey. II apples require longer cook.
Ing. they should ne baked awhile before
the custarl is added. Beat the whites Of
the eggs stiff with six tab~lespoonfuls Of
sugar. Spread this over the pudding
when dcnc. and brown lightly.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Apple sauce.

Some Ike apple sauce smooth and
hnc. and others like t. see the pieces
whole For a smooth sauce. choose verv
tart apples. Put over the fire In cold
water; bring to a boil and cook rapidly.
Stir to break pieces. When soft and
smooth. i sugar to sweeten. and serys
while warm. DO not favor with any,
thing; the apple favor Is the best posi-.
bic for apple sauce.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
L Worthy " ork.

The French sisters OF Marie Auxilia-
trice have established under the special
patronage Of the late Archbishop Of
Westminster, Cardinal Manning, a
branch OF their work in the east Of
London. Their aim is 10 succor poor
families. but above all to help younS
women who are employed in workshops
factories,
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Why Make so Much Fuss

To the Editor:
1 '.sh that those ~og!t-be gentlemen ths, a..
making 50 much fuss about being Obliged to give
UP their seas In a ar TO a lady would close their
mouths The Hay they talk. ary one ~ogl! think
tier we're pulled out o: ,aeir seats for US ladies.
Nov. Ice these soluble gentlemen take the hint,
and sere>tts- !: toy Do net Wish to give up their
seats 70 ladies', WY, let them Keep them. II,
vii only slow how uEnsaly ant tgaoraa, they
are, sni VII also STOW hoN many gentlemen r!e
IN AS n5TatAyS LAURETTE.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Don't Break the Metal,


TO Ft- L-IF1T
4 bar C: metal On. .ll,r. inch in section can
Just sustain a Neisht .: enc ton: also a cubic
iIeA o. the re'a! Neigas four ounces. Find the
!ensth q the longest wire Q, uniform section into
which = curly foot c. the metal can be drawn
80 as net to break wren Suspended at one end
J. D NLEhlAnl EaMs Y y
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Woman slow Di-estton.

men and wolncn'S food III all well reGu-
lated hospitals. Articles OF diet that
women crave are denied male patients,
for The reason that woman's digestion
is generally Slower than mans. Such
articles as pickles, swectmeats, ginger
bread, cheese dumplings n pot-pie,
that would distress the digestive organs
Of a conva!esCing man. women can eat
with relish and benefit.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
VIII, Women Hang On.

10 ta- E-al'-!
II answer 70 saea foo's a. Ed NJ" would ask
WEI s7alt t1sae-s net tGr.ssS a.. 60 acre
II 10: '' tae lass @; nsa styled bo5Ise.Pe-,
Imagine a haaAirg-h5gse to.as business VIC i-
nalc h99Ek-cP-ss a; TIE desks or al insurance
c'nPssy' m reason ,se sroai majority O!
yogas a.! O.! ladies take business positions is
ai to Keep then. D., 70 hang o. Will zone fosi
comes alors a.! us-rtsS thea DISGUSTEp.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

\ novel way OF finishing the ubiquitous
sofa pillow is to work cyelet holes in the
two sides which are sewed together last,
and then lace them with a silk cord.
which is Of the color OF III embroidery
OF the cushion itself. As a blue denim
pillow is worked in white floss ana then
tied together v it'll 4 white silk cord.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
The Government and Railroads.

70 he L1!'-rI
S"siss in ycu- et.tcriG! column, TIA: Ii. re,
eas5.1-h q TIE .al'--ats IA ias United States for
BE lE: tsa' ysA7 have been $500 Or. | would
ahs 70 Er-s WY tie oon',n'l1a c: NJ. PoR ie7iy
4 :A'or o. GoNeru1eri c-a;r5! Of railroads should
D. base a5se favor, as !, "CalG hcyoaa doubt sup.
ply ! sra: par q the rcYsa.s ae.c-ary 10 sup
p0- ts- co,rrr=-nr At tie sus time su.rsa.
;--t7g 2 ~ sc-H v--A Iat proper pay 20 II.
e.. aysy4 ALEXANDRA. Elizabeth y. J.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Peter johnson NenrIy Right.

To 80 Es.'-r'
Peer l.--rzs answer y TIE ts7's e, re veil
- --:fse. :...sa ne tine E!vsa is %; qsiis
rss; TIE CHER answers siVsa 60 e.; take irto
asogsi tie laws C. falling boiiss- The stone
VIA .g = tsas-e c! sixteen is., tie trs: -.
cd T.; tg-.s g., usE; ss1oad 1t -2IIi nli
,zrr-ss :.:'y.t 81: :tsI All 50 On Il. -gl. :5r
ori, c.' t.'trs IT, I,1: s-c7sd ii --uId fail
IS 70 nslrpiy tie square c. n. TIE. IA ss.gnts
~ st.seH .Aso4r. FI;t.rs X Ter tie time ia
s. Dads Trough ~s.th tie stone falls. lsX squared
s,.sls tsp;s c. veil. ara !sN squared div!tsd ~
li-o eI4als tire iAs E.11 tt.ss 70 travel. Hs-e-
toe. n tie question sl'ta y p.4s isX squared
divided BY lip e.EAls { Nsl,a. worked cat.
gives y tssAls Ss;!7. Tais s.Esrret and multi.
plea By Is gives p. is tslrsS. t-li. as tie
depth Q: the ssl Ia :s.,. Tels latter number. d..
N.tei ty 100. gives tie the re s3gnd take, to
':ANsl. HS s.obis. io SO, AID TIM. stone
tasss TO tAl. SSH s--oa5s, a.! ne Sc: Cur 6
ss-5rds Il prove cur figures !. ii. ".
The evening world., 1894-02-03
IMPROVEMENTS March.

The King OF Dah7mey s]huddered.
Are 0 sure?' he asked.
The grand viz!er pointed again to the
latest dispatches from Europe.
"Nery WE'LL said His Majesty, decid-
cdly; then We must have Bicycles in
II army, TOO, Of course. War
He musel.
IFS fast becoming mere butchery,
killing and MISUNDERSTANDING more"
No: the king had no choice as between
cushion and pneumatic tires. Ether
served the purpose.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Help the Captain In.

To TIE Editor:
A captain on bis ship entering cur t,-bor a: II.
point 1" desires to ascertain his distance from
TIE posa; "a which is intented to represent
the Battery. From his Chart he ascertAins that
tae distance from ~ TO tie Point &C" on the
Jersey shore Is three miles. and TIA; TIE d.s,a,e.
from "a to point B or TIE Long Island shos.
is Eve miles ard tia, the distance from poiu, ..B'
to po!rt &C is six miles. WAT is the distance
.!5n poiut D 10 po!n, a.
GEORGE SMART.
Esi Grand .,rssr ri,.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
The China Cabinet.

In accord with the prevailing whim
for furniture and bric-a-brac is the
china cabinet, which is not only for the
reception OF poems Of porcelain" but
is also made OF china itself. II is open
with several shelves and of white ware,
decorated in brilliant colors and in gilt.
The whole effect is extremely French and
very pleasing as we'll.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
That Clerks Mistake.

To re Et.tc-:
The r!ece o! furniture zgs; har. t.ea os!E.s,ily
H1rsed 'N-@. r. tak!rs OF - per teat. ,hs;
i' $50, 1t would remain 80. No- the e.s.
price appears to have tesa sco9. s-d t.. pres:
would Be ~ or = pr csnt. He rs.eiye!
only 40 FOR it that i, $50 less than II. selling
Pr-c. which Is equal 20 - per cert. @: II. eost
Pste. He Should have .-!t /: a, i,5o.
I'M 81 N-pMAN
The evening world., 1894-02-03
How the Trick Is Done.

10 TIE Elltcr.
In answer - Railroads problem. sasiu. o, t.a!-
! taxes part Of her t1!a On turn-Aels. Tn!a
VII TaA' iuFn-tA6is far enough to allow train
l 20 get 81 t2Fn-taSie, ard then Train : Ill! pla..
'ae remaining part q train l CT ta-1-,Asl. and
TIE ioai Is clear. Ensns ! backs Up = tim.
table. gets rsns,n!e. @! her train and -. ,-r.
Is 1-as BUCKET grA--tr- 90
The evening world., 1894-02-03

10 re EGltcT.
s!aee the r!agt.-hsnt pas... ever ,:.hour
spaces Will. ;As hogr-haat passes over one. h.ue.
the m!r-:t-sasd gains Il spaces on y. ho-r.saad
.o' every !? spaces passed over: therefore. ,h
hands Nll be together again in ! Ill hours;
thai Is, IL / hour 5 minutes aad q 3-il seconds
past |: o'clock, or 5 minutes and - 3-.i seconds
past ! o'c!ock. ! u. Highland Falls, y. Y.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
How Much Wa. the Tree,

70 lht El!tof:
4 tree 100 Zee; high. tha: stands on Ii. cid.
Of a hill is broken in a storm. From a point
10 feet from TIE ground, measured on the tree.
he horizontal! distance to where the top c. the
tree strikes the bill measures 80 feet. How hlsh
stoFe the ground is the break! ". S
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Impe-tineat bat Important.

10 ire Ea-t!.
Hos nats % zoo &c: = week" That 10 the
question nay girl Gskti ne ons night last week
whsa / SrIoEst Nov. what do you think Of
that. D3sS any ens think It . proper question
for = n!es youEs lady 10 AK. Oh. I can't 70:
over ~! o. Oh! oh! In only gstiiss eve.
Z g., Souch. Conn.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Captain Fixed IL Thus.

2 the Ei,'--
PG,;.zs the letter X 70. ii. white men and IN.
figure 0 for the blacks. the captain Arranged hi.
rsE As follows: MISUNDERSTANDING
AVIAN SOPHIA TITLE.
les East seysnty.tourth z-.s,
The evening world., 1894-02-03

= % - "a ='a srfr ---r~;s 49, 's=iis
..n.- . 'sfr AZ r~t a. east Is's Wr-sa c4n
Be-. ga, .,I-N-i,sr aa4 Keep bo1as a.:
ug eel i--r, On .Es H~s as ss.as Go 49,.
--s- .I as . ,s= ,r 60. tse employers
,.s-- d: .a.i st'- 'ssE tire 10 Gress Ea,'-.rs
-r..- a.. gs-t.z. Ez.i s--n &; men aai
ell. r. u.-.a s-..! @asa ,ss .,a---s nofe ,,,a
: sl ..-.s l.! - 4s4rs al Aar =-rk
L-.--N nL.-.La -.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

To the Edi,oT:
What has s+ooa. o. u. srcisty for IN. Pre-
vsntioa ~ Cruelty - Anlmals' Is II no; Ia .I-
istsnes Iay tou=rr: | iaAEas rot. O. els. the
pc1r chAns'seas would Be protected Il Is al out
rage tk- NGy tasss Toor, dsteas!e.s animate ar.
compelled 20 CRAFTY the cruel vhin @; human
bs!nEs %. SYMPATHY. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

Mr.. saxton appears On the scene as
Senator, presiding officer, clerk. COUNSEL
lor and municipal investigator. 1t is not
impossible that he has 20; / In h.s
head that he IS the whole peopleeX-
cent Plat.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

Mayor G!lEoy has not lone justice to
his oilce in appointing CTgker's shadow,
Meyer, on the Park Avenue Improve
ment Commission The people Of New
York look on &c Office q Mayor as
one that SHOULD not u= dahas-I to the
mail g~cr,iur Of TeaHG- politics.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
GEORGE SMART,
Esl Lnnl afrssr 81.


TO the Editor:
II a man called uPon a shoe dealer and pu--
chssct a pair # ssoss FOR s. and offered in pay.
men: Tor came a cheek fer $50, which the tssle!
is unable 70 cash. but takes IL 10 a neighbor and
gets the money. and returning hanis ais customer
H5 and TIE shoes and IN a day or So hads the
check is worthless AID is obliged to make good
tAs $50 10 tie n~sissbor. what is tie shoe dealer
OIL, pIZZIkn
The evening world., 1894-02-03

man and English outnumber all thu
other sub'enants Of the classroom. II
Is needless to say that limited means
enforc" this system. TIT pupils. as a
class. live at extreme ends or out q.
the city, their tutors time IS very fun
By this arrangement both money ana
time are ecgnomizr
The evening world., 1894-02-03

The Kings County Grand Jury has
pointed out a place for a nov in The
right direction in Brooklyn In calling
a~tteation to the need OF matrors In the
police stations.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

TaH Gala got II Arrora ANYBODY rad
I'm = -. real anxious %-g.rta..aa
IN Nie'. 4 the $5-m4nn!a's .4;s .zr-g!-
ence ~ 4 thai wave, those three Gays
u delay necessarily aroused some mis-
giving among those on saore. who could
not know tae cause.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

When there was a possibility that the
preliminary Greater New York" bin
might be expedited through the Assem-
bly, yesterday, Messrs. Butts and Mar
rim Jumped 10 their feet, and, as re-
ported by the correspondents, declared
themselves 10 this effect: I'VE object "a
having brooklyn come in and depopu-
late our district The Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth Wards will soon be a
city In themselves and we want to be
La alone" And this passes for states
The evening world., 1894-02-03
HOW TO DIE.
Weil-K Hcn Tell What Set
ting They Prefer To the Inst scene.

Eiouari De Reszke aid . a rerre-
sentative II the The sunday World that
Of a grand opera, with the lights and
The evening world., 1894-02-03

II the world had been obliged 10 make
a list Of those men o: whom II could take
leave. the name OF George ". CAiiis
would never have been suggested for
that list.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

Assemblynan Butts is the lates, aiap-
ter Of the phrase The people he
damned" Mr.. Butts viii probably pay
the penalty long before he IS swallowed
up IN that Greater New York" against
which he puts vain objections.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

In view OF the Daley garbage con-
tract scandal, II becomes most desirable
that STRENGTHENING COMMISSIONS An
drews should not only 60, but 90
quickly.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

R~ocEins-cha!rs Of birch are stained and
finished - resemble mahogany. They
retail az IS AMI sl0, and for general use
Do quite as well as the s. articles.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

After that rous!ng majority 20: tariff
reform, the House can almost be for
given for taking three whole days -
rehash the Hawaiian question.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

Reform aimed at the Police Courts Of
New York city Is directed at a broad
and long target. 1t can hardly fail 70
make a hit.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

Kaiser Wilhelm cortesses To an ardent
desire to visit .he-e United States. Well,
Uncle Sans front door IS open TO an
Emperor just as freely a. to any OF his
subjects. Wllhe.m's rank will be no
bar 10 his hgsp!,ab!- reception.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

The Senate Committee ia nigh; and
DR.. Parkhurst wrong. Secret sessions
are no, the thing in the Investigation Of
the New York Police Department.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

Tire sona;e has the Tariff hi Now
to see who has the Senate
The evening world., 1894-02-03
plnck and Blue n, bad CoIors.

The Chinese have a superstitious dread
Of black and blue. but regard red as q
lucky color.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
BRAIN F~ReSHENERS.

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p-n.d address cner7 10 "FrblzuL E,eaaaS
Hc-'d. p q. b.u :. S.. .Ser Yo-f ce,
The evening world., 1894-02-03

II was suggested to Supt. jenkins, OF
the Gerry Society, tina, soma people might
thiL.'s the Society hal acted hlrsaly in
the case OF Mrs. Hamilton and h'r rrac-
tica.iy adopted baby. We don't care
anything about that" said Mr.. J.nki.s.
W. are used 10 1t. We are callous. We
don't care what people say" II IS only
TOO easy to believe that what M. jon
kin say Is strictly and unfortunately
true.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
Beauty Is Feminine.
CIasSrooms for Rent.

No woman likes TO thirk OF a man
as being beautiful.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

With the ProbIem-worLerx.

TO Tie EfltoS:
/: the hair OF sI would max. I what par; o. .
VOID make Il! J on
The evening world., 1894-02-03
-. LETTER RS

This column is open to everybody who has a complaint TO
make, a grievance to rentiIate, information TO give, a subject of
general interest to discuss or a public service TO acknowledge
and who can put tho idea into less than 700 words. Long letters
annot be printedI
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-07-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
JOhn @. Piattenburg. administrator OF the
estate Of william Morrison, deceased. will. on
THURSDAY, THE TW ENTY- SIXTH DAY
OF JULY, A.. ID. 1885,,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock, q m, and
six O'Clock, p. M, Of that day. sell, ut public
vendue. on the premises lately occupied by
said deceased, in tho city OF Lexington, In
Lafayette county, Missouri, the personal
goods and chattels belonging to the estate OF
AID deceased: consisting Of household and
stoves, table linen, table ware. cutlery. silver
kitchen utensils, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Al the same time. I will also sell at public
vendue. at the north side OF the public square,
In said city, over one hundred wheat fans,
belonging to said estate.
II the sale of said property be not completed
or said day the sale thereof will be continued
on the succeeding day, between the same
hours and at the same places.
Terms of sale-cash I'm hand.
Sale to begin promptly at nine O'Clock, q. m.
JOHN .. PLArTENBURG.
Administrator Of the estate of William
Morrison, deceased. 7-l<2t.