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The evening world., 1894-09-20
Grapes and Good Looks.

Grapes are raw wine. They cover a
wide field in natures economy. The
pulp Is nourishing. the Juice is laxative.
and the seeds obviate constipation. The
skins possess astringent properties and
should not be eaten except as a cure for
looseness of the bowels. AS little wine
is good for the system any time. 80 is a
cluster of wine-filled grapes. Eaten in
bulk, they are thought to clear the
voice and cleanse and stimulate the
vocal tissues. The fruit is in its glory
just now. and worth every good-looking
girls consideration,
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Baked VeaI.

Dust two pounds OF a neck OF veal
wiah salt and pepper and chopped psrs-
ley. Cover with thin, sliced bacon. roll
up and tie. Brush with a little melted
suet. dust thckly with flour, put little
water In pan, add meat, and bake in
quick oven. basting often. Serve with
brown sauce.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Joined the Associated Press.

SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. 2O.-The Scran-
ton Times, one OF the leading morning
newspapers OF Northern Pennsylvania,
and the only Democratic daily in Lacka-
wanna County, has been purchased by
William II. Bell and Samuel e. Hudson.
well-known Washington correspondents
and experienced newspaper men. The
Times has signed a ninety-year contract
with the Associated Press. receiving the
full leased wire service.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Ireland Would Not be Crushed.

To the Editor:
Taking up the views Of "Anso-Irish' on Ire
lands civilization. I will add a few more It
Is only the ignorant that soon at Erin-only those
who arc ignorant OF Ireland's history and know
but little Of their own Do they forget that Ire
land passed through centuries OF cruel oppression!
Have they not read Of the penal days when
parents were fined. exiled and their estates laid
waste simply because they tried to educate their
children' Do they forget that ireland. once the
seat OF learning. was deprived OF her schools
Do they forget that child educated abroad could
not return again to the motherland7 Our an
cestors were not slow to make the sacrifices and
suffer what came after. II they had not done so
where would We get a Lord Edward Fitzgerald! !
Where would we get a Henry Grafton. 4 Wolfe
Toner an Emmett an o'Conneil1 q Tom
Moore. or a Gerald Grimm! England's Lord Chief
Justice. Sir Charles Russell. is an Irishman. To
such a class o. Yankees ! would say that
America could not hold candle to Ireland In lit
erature. music. wit brains. beauty or goodness
BLUE BLOOD, Portchester, N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Boston wallows hopelessly in the base
ball slough OF despond. The finish of
the pennant race, however. by no means
loses third OF its interest because
there are now but two clubs In It in
stead OF three. Baltimore and New
York are coming down the homestretch
ut q clipping gait. The Giants unmis-
takably show the better speed. but are
The evening world., 1894-09-20
t1yG:Ak RIG91.tsl

ries, then lightly stir in the sponge cake.
broken in pieces. add the brandy, mir
we'll together, pour into a buttered
mould and steam three hours; turn ON
to hot dish. put the jam In a sauce.
pan with a wineglass of warm water
let get quite hot and pour round tho
pudding.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Wants Conductors Arrested.

To the Editor:
street cars In New York Is 20 haye our legisla-
tors at Albany pass law which will prohibit
the railroad companies from carrying any more
passengers than the seating capacity OF the cars
Will accommodate. Notices should be posted
conspcuously In all the cars showing Just how
many passengers each ls allowed to carry, and the
police should have the power 10 stop any car
and arrest the conductor II It is found that this
number has been exceeded. penalty should
be Imposed on the Company in the way OF hne
for every passenger carried above the limit.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

dinner party. The waistcoat Ia cut like
a bodice, fitted with darts and whale
bone. and finished like a mans business
vest. The coat is as short as the Tuxedo
dress coat, with straight-turned revers.
This dress suit that actor-girls delight
to dine in and sup in after the play
cost $l25, II you please.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
To Trim n Black Hat.

Midget.-A pretty way to trim your
black felt hat and at the same time
utilize the materials which you have on
hand would be to set the green wings
in front, with the black aigrette and
satin rosettes between. Where II turns
up In the back put the other rosettes,
and just under the rim lay the bunch
of yioleta
The evening world., 1894-09-20
A simple village Maiden.


To the Editer;
In late issue OF your paper md a letter
from Clara" in which she tells OF her deep
blue eyes, &C. II she were to remain in New
York City for month more and become half
civilized, young men looking her way would not
trouble her as much as 1t does and she would
stop putting on those funny faces which little
village girls are accustomed to when coming to
the city But we can excuse her. There are
many older ones with as little sense NANCY.
Portehester- n Y
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Ohio's Democratic voice. raised for the
election of United States Senators by di-
rect vote of the people. is an encourag-
ing call of the day. The same voice
raised for free silver exhibits a dis
cordant note.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
74th street Collectors.

To the Editor:
Inclosed find check for 81, as. collected for the
Sick Babies Fund. We wish we could send more.
Anyhow hope that even this small amount
will help some sick baby.
EMMA KATE. nine years old.
3j5 East Seventy fourth street;
MARIE REYNOLDS, fourteen years old.
D5 East Seventy fourth street;
LILLE HUTTER, twelve years old,
1852 East Seventy fourth street.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

The organization OF the Committee of
Seventy is completed, but this only be-
gins the work that is to be done for
Better New York. The Committee can
not save the city. 1t is for united citi-
gems to do that.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
To Keep from Getting Fat.

Eat no, foods containing starch or
sugar. Drink nothing at mealtime.
Take at least one cold bath a day.
Walk. row or ride an hour a day, TAX
ing the exercise vigorously enough to
excite perspiration. II you follow these
directions to the letter. you will never
be fat.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

To the Editor:
In reply to the party signing himself Mcguire
Cat" beg to state that we advocate a head tax
on immigrants because under existing conditions
1t is utterly impossible for them to md employ
ment here without undertaking and displacing
our people. with the present giut in the
labor market. Il is selt-evident that for every
hundred of these immigrants who come here and
get employment equal number OF our work
ing people must be forced out onto the streets
That is reason enough for restricting immisra-
ton. And II does not meet the question to say
that II conditions were right, II trade was freer
there would be work enough for all. That is no
satisfaction to the poor people who have been re-
duced to bessary by the competition OF the immi-
grants for they very naturally say. Why not
keep the immigrants out until the conditions are
righted-that Is, until such time as they
can come here and get employment without de.
prtvtng us OF the means OF earning a livelihood :
Is there anything unreasonable In this argument
W. II. ALLEN, Brooklyn N Y
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Beyond doubt. supS Byrnes found
many interesting things 10 say to the
police captains and inspectors yester-
day. The time should soon come when
the Superintendent will have all the say
In the discipline and control the De-
partment.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

In spite Of the most bitter and determined OPP
position involving even the treachery OF his for
mer friends and benencaries, he (Nr. Plato has
fully established his title to the honor OF being
the leader OF the Republican party of New York
StAt,-BinEhamton Leader
The evening world., 1894-09-20
They Worked Diligently.

To the Editor
Inciossd find stamps for $3.50. derived at n
stand held at the OF One hundred and
Third street phd Third avenue. by three
girls working diligently The articles sold were
given by neighbors. The workers are az follows:
Lena Adams, !ei East One Hundred and Third
street.
Mary Levison, lSl East One Hundred and Third
street.
Esther Kohn, ss7 East Ninety eighth street
The evening world., 1894-09-20

1t appears, contrary to some ancient
authorities, that "he who is in battle
slain" may, after all, appear to fight
again. That IL. IL he be Col. Won Han
neken. German officer in the Chinese
service. The Colonel figures with phe-
nomenal regularity among the killed,
wounded and missing OF the successive
Corean engagements.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
IsIt n sugar Trust Ally,

The Attorney General OF Illinois. has begun pro-
ceedings with view to prevent certain corpora
lions from organizing trust to control the out
put Of white sand Whether or not It was to be
ally OF the Sugar Trust docs not appear
Philadelphia Ledger.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Hot Water for Mosquito Bites.

To the Editor:
Ny remedy for mosquito bites is the application
Of very very hot water Nothing else relieve,
the intense burning and itching which the bites
produce. and prevents the swelling. But the
water must BE- stsamins hot otherwise II is NO
COCA l. d.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Fair mt Bath Beach.
To the Fdito

To the Editor.
Inciosed IND s.ss, proceeds Of n fair held on
the lawn OF Mrs. Cdghrane. Seventeenth street.
Bath Beach. for the benent Of the poor sick
babies. Hope It will help them some Next
time will try and do better.
Florence Coghrane, Mabel Coghrane,
Selma Zimmerman. Florence Zimmerman
Edith Edwards.
Assisted by Freddie Radcliffe.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Cut the cells into inch pieces rub them
with salt, then dredge with -four and
let stand for half an hour; drop them In
deep fat SO hot that the blue smoke
rises from the centre. and Try . Ttoh
brown.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Knee Protectors.

A new piece OF fancy work is knee
protectors. They are knit OF a shape to
Mt over and under the kneecap, and are
supposed TO ward off rheumatism for
those who wear them.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

handicapped by the poor start Of last
Spring. They will probably fail OF the
pennant, but should take the Temple
Cup with ease in the post-championship
series with the orioles.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Dolls Clothes Sold.
To the Edit

To the Editor:
Please accept our mite $3.50. for the sick
babies. 1t was raised from the sale OF dolls
clothes, made by Hattie Evans and Man Dumars,
OF Cooper street, and sold to little friends
BROOKLYN. y. Y.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

II II, Chang Of China, has thus far lost one
yellow Jacket and one peacock feather II, the
cruel shall go on poor Ii may be reduced
to a living picture. -Philadelpha Record.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Under Thirteen Trees.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please ind $500, the proceeds OF a
fair at one Hundred and Forty second street and
Tenth avenue. under thirteen trees We worked
hard popping corn and making lemonade In aid OF
the fund for our dear babies In the city Our
proceeds are small, but every little helps.
Marion Boggs Mary Ryan.
Annie Ryan. Kitty ONeal,
Esther BOggs. Lea Vine,
Master Herman Duste
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Collected by Master Harry.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md 81, collected by my son,
Master Harry Smith OF 81 Wall street. Brooklyn,
from his friends in his neighborhood for the
Sick Babies Fund. Encouraging his good work
please give him credit In your valuable sheet.
Yours respectfully JAMES X. SMITH.
Detective Sergeant. Police Headquarters. Brook.
Ign.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

The open car Is truly delightful device when
properly used, but 1t is diabocal monster when
operated on day when ever dictate OF common
sense teaches people to seek shelter and avoid
roughc weAther-Nsewark Advertiser.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

The Platt Convention was able only to
present a platform of promises nailed
together with words. 1t could not brace
the structure with the strong timber of
previous pledges fulfilled.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

and tells him to begin his proceedings
properly before a police magistrate. BY
the way. when does MIR. Con begin pro-
ceedings with the Police Justices?
The evening world., 1894-09-20
"Anti-Treat' in Chicago.

campaign against treating will hnd many
supporters among rational and generous people
who have no sympathy with political prohibition,
Chicago Herald.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Police persecution. OF Lexow Witness
Perkins petered out after most COM
plete and gratifying fashion. Capt.
Prices pursuit OF Witness Apologize
has also failed signally. thus far, to
produce embarrassing results for any
body but the Captain. The Grand Jury
refuses to entertain Prices complaint.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
EDITORIALLY WRIT.
One Thing II Has Done.

The Constitutional Convention has done good
deal towards helping tho Democrats to recover lost
ground. buffalo Times
The evening world., 1894-09-20

There was evidently a strong feeling
in the Ohio Convention yesterday that
the Senatorship should be. like salvation.
without money and without Brice.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Canary birds are coming in fashion.
At Viewpoints wondrous cotillon Tuesday
night the principal favors were canary
birds in cages, and as much excitement
was created as at the dinners given by
Mrs. "Stuy." Fish two winters ago.
when the table decorations were birds
in cages. By the way. at this same CO.
tillon the goat cart driven by q pretty
page in Austrian uniform was q novel
feature.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Looking Out for Winter.


To the Editor!
Now that the cold season Is coming on, I hope
lurch by taking on the Summer traiera without
replacing them with closed At FIRST we
thought the cable cars would be an Improvement
on the - trains, but this was a mistake, for
they are even more crowded morning and even
ing than the latter. Give us more cars and Win
ter trailers. MANDO
The evening world., 1894-09-20

The Metropolitan Traction Company's
Invitation TO walk into Its parior cars is
not yet invariably accompanied by a
polite invitation to sit down.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Assuming that the Committee OF Sew
enty is the Septuagint OF municipal
reform, is the Good Government dele
cation of ten to be considered as the
Decalogue?
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Twenty words OF situations Wanted"
advertisements in THE World" for 10
cents. Fourteen words OF Houses and
Rooms" In THE World" for 80 cents.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

The fact that Edwin Gould is going
into the manufacture OF matches does
not go to show any intention on his
part Of making light Of his opportuni-
ties
The evening world., 1894-09-20

President Cleveland is entitled TO con-
slider himself fiattered through the de-
nunciations aimed at him by Tillman's
followers.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Drop Curls

Some faces have higher temples than
beauty requires. A long stretch from
the eyebrow to the maskline may be
subdued by coaxing down the short hair
and wearing 1t plain or curled. With
street bonnet or hat frizzes are rather
filling for vacant temples, but drop
curls are considered prettier indoors.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Senator Brice could not stand many
such escapes from censure as he had in
the Ohio Democratic Convention.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Demooracy's hour comes next Tues
day. There should be no difficulty in
having the man also on time.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

The Chinese warship Chen Yuen
stands deal of sinking. She is, per-
haps. Of the Milholland style OF cruiser.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
The Dress Coat.

OF course, the bachelor-maid has to
have dress coat, and here 1t Is. Being
neither masculine nor feminine, 1t Is
hard to say-but how do you like It? The
material is costly Venetian cloth, as
black as the dovetail coats at stag
The evening world., 1894-09-20

It was high time for Gov. Flower to
think Of the rest cure"
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Those japanese fighters on land ant
sea reveal a surprising ability to 'ds
Il again"
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Fair. Eighteenth street, Brooklyn

| To the Editor:
| Inclosed md money order for IS. the proceeds
| OF a fair held at lss Eighteenth street Sept 10
Fannie Van Alst, George Van Alst
william Martin. Emma Van Alst,
Nellie Ryan. Ella Martin,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

Milholland will forgive-until after
election. And after election. nobody
will care whether he forgives, or not.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

VIII the State OF New Jersey let the
Palisades GOT
The evening world., 1894-09-20

There are two kinds, the spit curis.
which are held in place by grape seed,
or soapsuds, and the loose, soft, drop
curl proper. Anybody can arrange the
former, but a cunning touch is required
to make the others.
The evening world., 1894-09-20

In Mr.. Platt's game the cry IL TO
skeep the barrel rolling"
The evening world., 1894-09-20
To Cure a yellow Complexion.

There Is no beauty in a yellow COM
plexion. Health Is pink, rosy or GRIM
son. When health is low the complex
ion pales or becomes colorless; when
disease begins, bad blood shows Itself
in a bilious attack. The best cure for the
saffron tint is rest. Eat nothing, do
nothing. until the impure blood is gone.
II no food or drink is taken, and the
yellow woman remains in bed, or quiet,
she will weigh three pounds less at night
than she did in the morning, provided
the skin is clean and the body comfort
ably warm. One and half pounds IL
lost in insensible perspiration. This Is
one way to reduce flesh-slow, but sure
and safe. The drug store abounds in
remedies for a bilious complexion, bad
stomach and tainted breath. but none Of
them can approach cleanliness, fasting
and exercise. An infallible cure for an
ugly yellow complexion is for the bilious
patient to screw up her courage, get a
book, lie down or sit down In a sunny
corner Of the yard, keep clean and
CHEEKY. and stay there until the bilious
ness is gone.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
LEMUEL ELY QUIGG.

Now. bravo. Lemuel well done, Ely.
bully Quixote Quigg!
You've knocked the spots clean off from
every speechifying prig.
And now they talk OF raising you to
something very big
They're going to name you for their
Mayor, oh.
Quigg!
You once took down our own Bill Brown,
when nothing but a sprig,
And that increased your growth a foot
and put you on your dig
For Gov'nor. Senator or Mayor you did
not care a fig
You thought there was no statesman
Quigg!
The G. o. p. now wants to see three
tickets as a gig
A straight" for Tammany to beat is
Tommy's woodpile mig"
To use you as new Fred Gibbs you'll
find the boss's rig
He'll put you up TO knock you down. oh
Lemuel
Ely
Quigg!
You ought to know, OH, Lemuel. the
place is far too big
For any fallow statesman. however
smart sprig.
They're filling you with tafty, my
Lemuel, don't you twig?
You should not let them treat you so, oh
Lemuel
Ely
Quiggl
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Red Pepper as a stimuInnt.


Just now green peppers are sweet and
tender and very cheap. Remove the
seeds, and use them in soup, gravies,
croquettes. omelets. sauces and stews.
This is the time Of year to get the COM
plexion and digestion ready for Win
ter, and the vegetable Is prime for both.
Powdered red pepper. sold under the
name Of capsicum, is also a promoter of
good digestion; It is used to season soup,
sauces and meat. This condiment has
the stimulating influence of alcohol,
with none of its after effects. The
Romans, Hungarians and Austrians es-
TEEN paprika, mild red pepper, for
similar benefits. A dish for beauty that
is also delicate and appetizing food is
any homeless fish, such as cod. halibut.
striped bass. lobster or bonita, boiled
and served with brown gravy, notified
with quarters Of sweet peppers.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
Restriction of Immigration.

ROBERT J. HUNTER. Jr..
AS Lewis avenue, Brooklyn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-25
LIVE TAYLOR TOPICS.
All the Nsws Of the Day Told in Brief
Paragraphs

NIfCINI To INf scranton llIHHH0
TAYLOR, Pa, April "a Rev F. A.
King, the new pastor OF tue Methodist
Episcopal church, took possession TO-.
day of the parsonage.
Gene Bonestein, OF Piitston, was in
town yesterday,
A Hungarian was killed in Austin
niue this morning liis name is not
known.
A district convention OF the Patriotic
Order Sons OF America will DO held
here cd Wednesday.
Mary Davis is visiting in Forest City.
The funeral Of Michael H.uuley will
take place tomorrow morning at
o'clock
James Everetis is visiting in Weiss
port for few days,
The members of the Price library
and friends will enjoy their frat days
outing on May 80 at Mountain LAk,.
Tomorrow Wednesday night occurs
the bali OF the E,ectrics at Webers
rink All arrangements have been
completed for n pleas iut time, and the
sale Of tickets guarantees large
crowd.
Colonel Ezra Ripple will deliver hi.
lecture on Experiences in Anderson.
vile" at the Price Library association
on May 4.
"The Confederate Spy" which is tc
be given hy home talent in May, was
rohesrsed this evening.
Don't fail to attend Edison phono-
graph entertainment tomorrow We'd
nesday) night at the Wgsn B,p lat
church. la the afternoon matinee
will be given free for emil lrsn not over
10 years Of age
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-25
cARgoNDaLE NOTES.
An Entertaining Batch of News Items
from Faithful Scribe.

Aa Entertaining Batch of News Items
from Faithful Scribe.
Special 10 he Scranton Trfbm,
CARBoNDALE Pa, April "a H p.
Johns, of Forest City called on frisnds
here this afternoon.
Miss Lottie Giles, of Lincoln avenue,
was visitor in Scranton today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMnn and
child, Of Port Jervis, and former Car
bondale residents, are visiting relatives
in this city
William Muir, of Honesdale, made n
business trip to this place today
d. i, Larkln ia on business visit to
New York city.
AT the meeting held by the Carbon
dale Tennis club last evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, F. h Burr; vice president, w.
A. Manville secretary and treasurer,
j. H. Paul. The executive COMMITTEES
will he compossd.of the above officers
and n. l. Moon and w. +. Sadler, ir
Columbia Hose company entertained
the pedestrians OH Main street last
evening about o'clock by giving al
excellent exhibition Of quick work in
laying hose.
Mrs. Jennie Seigle, wife of Fred
Seigle, OF Archibald street, died this
afternoon ut O'clock Deceased il
mourned by her husband aud five chii-
dren. Funeral will he held on Thurs
day afternoon At 2 o'clock. Services
will be conducted at the PRESBYTERIAN
church. lntsrment will bs made in
Maplewood cemetery.
The funeral Of the late p C. Wilcox
occurred this morning Rem aims were
Inferred in Maplewood cemetery.
The stockholders Of the Rushbrook
Water company Of our neighboring
town, Maytield, elected the following
officers last evening: President, J. J.
Williams, treasurer, 5 w. Cook.
secretary, Thomas Hunter.
Among the improvements that will
occur in our city this spring will bs the
paving of North Main street from tue
Delaware and Hudson company's Off CO
10 Church street
NJ z. Harding, Of Belmont street,
received telegram this morning an
nouncing the death Of his wife's
mother Mrs Humphrey, Of EquInunk.
Wayne county. Mr.. Harding with his
family, left for that place this evening.
Last evening in Mayfield. At the Car.
bondals traction company's Office. the
stockholders OF the road met to tran,
act business. and the following board
Of directors WAS elected William
Walker, ". c. Sadler. J d Stocker.
NJ + Thompson, J. J. Williams, W.
A May, H. f. Mullen and IL q Bee
tenn. The directors then elected these
officers President, William Walker.
secretary and treasurer NJ. f. Thomp-
son general manager, w + SAiler, Jr.
This evening was held the tifth grand
social by Professor McGlails select
dancing class In Keystone ball.
The mine fire on the West Side which
has been burning in the mine near
Eighth avenue and Brooklyn street TOR
many months, has at last been ex,in-
guished aud Superintendent Andrew
Nicol has ordered the removal from the
mine the water boxes, piping, etc