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The evening world., 1894-09-18
The Soul and Its Immortality.

To the Editor:
The use Of words is to express ideas Mr..
Blunden has raised no question as to the nature
Of the soul and its Immortality In the abstract,
but only as to Bible sanction. The words used
In the Bible in that regard convey the idea that
neither the Immortality Of the soul the soul
itself is natural or general. but conditional.
Now in the phrase. '1n his own image Gen.
IT,. 27), the Idea which these words represent
is certainly not that OF body OF material sub
stance, but that OF spiritual entity. for God is
| a spirit" therefore the likeness could not be
in corporeal. but in spiritual man. This spir-
ltual image. as to Its retention to immortality.
was conditional. implied in the following
texts: Gen. H., II; ILL.,, 8; ". a. The word
soul. or Its equivalent. in all languages refers
to life ss distinct from the corporal organism,
but this cannot be the idea Of the phrase, Man
became a living SOUL Gen. H., y, for It would
make needless tautology-a living life-which is
unworthy OF the English OF the Scriptures; yet
which, after all would make for the idea OF i'm
mortality. The identity OF the soul and Its
immortality, both implied and positive may be
| found in the following texts selected at random.
all from the Old Testament Job tx. 81; K. /:
xiv, 22; xix. rs. 20. n; Psalm xvii, 49, H. IS;
Xix, Is; Proverbs xii. rs: Eccles xii. I; Hosea
xiii. a. II. W. Nj.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Over 1000 Women Doctors.

In the United States there are wv
women practising medicine, of whom VI
are specialists In the diseases Of then
own sex, 70 are alienists, 60 ortho.
paedists, 40 oculists and aurists, and y
electro-therapeutists. Seventy women
hold appointments on the medical stan
of hospitals and o. are teachers In meoi'
cal schools. OF the 1000, 100 are said 70
be homoeopaths, while $50 are classed y
"allopaths." What particular 'pathy
is professed by the remainder Is NOV
stated. There are ten schools Of medl.
cine for women in the States, one Oh
which Is homeopathic.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
By the BrookfnII.


To the Editor:
When sitting near thee. Brookfall I must sing
song that suits the pitchy. seothing sea;
And Lists rare "Barcarole" comes to me
That oft sang within the murmuring
Back OF the tcssels poop at high noontide.
But ali! love thy song more than the one
That sings itself to a sleep-monotone-
For here the birds and flowers and trees abidei
Here is the land-the all-compassionnte earth.
feel secure upon her fower-loved breast;
Here can I without danger on her rest;
And. dreaming with her. my song End birth
For thou hast echoes OF the oceans song,
While all earth's beauty treasures round thee
throngl L., NJ. L.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
The Amclie Riyes of To-p

Mrs. Chanler has a strong face. rou,,.-
features and with a chin of firmno.~
Her nose is little inclined to be beaIas
somewhat like her fathers. There n ~.
patrician air about her, tempered Mica
gentleness. One forgets in her pres.ns.
that she could write a book tbrohh,.s
with human passions that at times re.cs
a paroxysm of frenzy greater "a inten.t'
ty than anything Dante has ever wr,t,sr
In one less gifted 1t would have bs.,
considered puerile sentiment run maa
This handsome matron. still young. STIR
In the prime of n glorious womanhooA
has all that wealth can give. But Ma,
she reached the zenith of her aspiration,
or does she still dream that she viii
write book which will create NOR.
comment and more criticism than .Tba
Quick or Dead?" No one can fatbou
that question by gazing at her handsome
face. Her life abroad and the homaea
that has been paid her have robbed be,
of the ingenious girlhood ways which
her friends knew and loved SO well m
her rural home.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
brooklyn Has Some Beauties.

To the Editor:
Charlie" and Monica and 'westerner'' all
are wrong in their assertions OF where the
prettiest young ladies, as mentioned in last
Saturdays Evening World" Let them and
such as them come to the city OF Brooklyn on
any nne, clear afternoon or evening and take a
stroll through Clinton, Seventh or upper Bush
wick avenue and their optics right; they
will ind that the most beautiful. really elegant
and winsome young ladies In the United States
are to be found here. Brooklyn is proverbially
among all travelling people the city Of healthy
and pretty girls" have been told so In diff
ferent and very remote parts of great country
East, North. South and West.
HARRY wINTERToN.
Lewis avenue drug clerk. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

TO the EdItOT'
Permit me to say to those who are in favor
OF increasing the pay Of our letter carriers that
the only way to do is TO raise a fund and Use II
the way the police did last Winter at Albany To
those who know how It used II Is not
prising that they got their raise, the under
standing being that the bill must be mandatory
and not to be left to the will OF the Board OF
Apportionment; Otherwise the money that was
up would rot be paid. Another department OF
the city service is getting ready for the COM
ing Legislature at Albany this Winter to work
on the same plan as the police did. Let the let
ter-caTrlers keep up their spirits. Hopefully,
INSIDE TR AI,K
The evening world., 1894-09-18

One careful mother teaches her child
rem never to fold their arms across their
chests. She says it must of necessity
tend to contract what should, on the
contrary. have everything done to broad
en- it, Instead of this common practice,
she insists that the growing children
shall in standing, contract the habit of
crossing the arms behind the back, al
leging that as much good will come from
this habit as harm from the other.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
TRAILERS RUN, NOW.
Third Avenue Line Puts Them
On Again To-Day.
But the Broadway Line Is as
Stubborn as Ever.
"Evcning World" Readers Offer
More Suggestions.

The officials OF the Third avenue cable
line have yielded to the popular demand
SO far as to restore some of the extra
cars, or "trailers," which were taken
off a few days ago Such a universal
howl went up on the east side that the
Company could not stand the pressure,
and was obliged to put the strain on its
weak cables again.
Upon this point one of :" The Evening
Worlds" correspondents suggests that,
as the cold weather will be coming on
in a month or two, and the open cars
will be taken of, the Company should
provide itself with some closed trailers,
otherwise there will be lots of trouble.
Relays, too. at Cooper Union and Sixty
fifth street, will be needed for the Win
ter traffic, and unless something is done
the situation will become worse than
ever This is evident from the fact that
only thirty persons can be seated In a
closed car, while the open cars Will ac-
commodate forty.
Another correspondent says in this
connection: THE Third avenue road
shows some signs of coming around and
satisfying the demands of their patrons
but that grasping monopoly, the Metro
politan Traction Company, apparently
will listen to no reason. Keep right at
them until they run trailers also. There
is no reason why their patrons should
not enjoy equal facilities in the way OF
getting a seat
''The Evening World" continues to re-
ceive lots of encouragement from Its
readers in the fight which 1t Is making
in behalf of the travelling public, IN
Guiding many suggestions as to the
best means of accomplishing the end In
view, which Is of securing to each pas
senger who pays his or her fare a seat.
The following additions TO our letter
column came in this mornings batch OF
mail:
The evening world., 1894-09-18
A Relay station Needed.



The Third Avenue Railroad Company has oc-
cupied that part Of Third avenue opposite Clin-
ton Market. and blocked up the avenue at that
point for years past They use It a relay
station for their horses during the Summer
months, and at present there is a shanty built
on the walk ut this point, patrol wagon Is
stationed there. and there is a side-track capable
Of holding three or four cars. Does 1t pay any
rental to the city for these priyileges7 Whether
It does or not makes very little difference The
point | wish to make is that the side-track there
should be used for the benefit OF the people.
Let them give relays from this side track
every evening, say from to o'clock and
give us all a better chance Of getting seats.
MORRIS WEINBERG.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Dinner for LiIy-white Cheeks.
stubborn stains.

There are some stains that, like Lady
Macbeth's damned spot" will not
"out"-peach stains, for example. Then
you must have recourse to salts Of
lemon, which is good, but apt to leave 3
hole in lieu of the stain. By extreme
carefulness in its use, however. It will
not do such dire damage. Take a sunny
day for the task: first moisten the spot
and then rub on a very little Of the
salts OF lemon; lay the linen in the sun
for two or three minutes and then wash
thoroughly with soap and warm water
Success nearly always follows. Other
stains, like iron-rust, are more easily
removed. After washing the article,
squeeze lemon juice on the spots and
then cover thickly with salt. Lay In
the sun all day, wash, and IL the rust 10
not entirely removed, repeat the applica.
ton. This is equally good for ink stains.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

To frame a small mirror, buy oroaS
fiat frame and cover with wadding' ana
then with figured silk in a small deslsI
Set the mirror back of the opening a. ~.
secure 1t with crossed ribbons tau'I
drawn from the middle Of each emo az" y
side, Make a cambric-covered back o. ~.
sew on rings by which to hang 1t on Wv
wall
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Tniior-Mndc House Dress.

New York tallors are gradually getting
possession of the drcssmaking business.
Not satisfied with their success in street
suits, they are reaching out for the field
of carriage and house gowns. 1t is too
soon to talk about the plain heavy silk
skirt and smart velvet coat to be worn
on semi-ceremonious occasions next
Winter. These are rich materials. and
The evening world., 1894-09-18

Louisiana sugar planters declare
themselves, In so many words. no longer
Democrats. Attorney General Olney
practically declared himself no longer a
Democrat long ago when he declared
that the law could not touch the Sugar
Trust Democracy Is against the rule
of the sugar kings.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
A Pretty Schooling.

A pretty school bag may be maue =, !
a very durable material, II gray corr
roy is used. 1t should be in the si,ap
Of "misers purse" that is, seweu :.
at both ends and through the midoie' 81
cept for a slit long enough to receive ~
books, &c. 1t may then be pass
through a couple of steel rings.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Queer Kind of Wager.

To the Editor
am a boy Of fifteen, and live with my elder
sister. The other day she made a remark to
some OF her lady friends that | would do every
thing she told me to- They doubted It, and finally
It came to betting, According to the agreement
must wear girls clothes for three days or my
sister loses $50. The girls business. They
sent to-day a bundle containing everything
necessary for the masquerade, from stockings up
to earrings and face powder. feel very bad
about It, What would you advise to do to
save my sisters money? JIMMY.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
PROFESSOR IN HOE GANG"
French Instructor Jailed for
Preaching Anarchy In Indiana.

ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. lS-Prot Louis
Duvaal, of France, teacher OF French and
n master OF arts, was engaged by An
derson's -Four hundred" several weeks
ago. lie was to have organized his
ever, he took his stand on the public
square, and in a mixture OF French and
English. delivered a red-hot Anarchistic
speech.
He was arrested and then addressed
a large crowd of citizens from behind
The bars. This morning lie Sas put on
the hoe gang.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

What excuse can n police sergeant
make at the desk for refusing to take
the complaint of n man who has been
robbed? Anxiously referred to the ofIi-
cial who was in charge at the Mulberry
street station when Luigi Labbatte
tried to tell about the snatehlng of his
watch by a piCkpocket.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

A tactful hostess gave a little lunch
con lately to few literary friends. Az
considerable trouble, she hunted up quo
tations from each ones work. These
were used on their place-cards, with
design that was appropriate to that par
ticular person. 1t was an idea not easily
carried out. but the result showed thai
Its delicate flattery had fulfilled its OBJ
tect of giving delight.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

can be depended on to make lively
campaign. The spectacle is one worthy
OF the study OF all good Democrats who
would like to believe that Democracy
will make as good show next week.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

being safe from the common trade are
very apt TO please the exqusites and
millionaircsses. The tailor house gowns
are superb. being the acme of elegance,
simplicity and severity. There are two
pieces only-skirt and bodice cut coat
style, or position and buttoned behind.
Oxford mixed, whipcords shepherd
plaids and peat and heather homespuns
are the fine woollen used.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

An excellent dentifrlce is mace ,
mixing one pound OF precipitated cha'
with half pound OF powdered boraA a.
four ounces powdered orris. When tho
oughly mixed slit through the nhs'
boiling cloth.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Three Little Children.

10 the Editor.
Please mud lnclosed So, the proceeds o, fair
held IN East Forty -nnth street. by three little
children
sadie HalberstAdt .. nertrsm Halberstadt. g.
May Woods 5.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
In West Thirty-afth street.

To the Editor
An entertainment was given at 2ls West Thr
ty-hfth street for the Sick Babies Fund unde
the direction OF the Misses e. and A. Mccormack
G. Arnold and A. Grimes. Programme: Voca
solo. Miss X Corr. chorus, Misses +. Hurley. L
Spencer, A. Kcrner, L. Anhalt. NJ. Dreece. @
Arnold, X Corr A. Emerson, r. Anhalt and II
ROsenbaum and Masters = Arnold J. Grimes F
Grimes and II. Dreece: recitations, Complaint
The evening world., 1894-09-18
! H0H[|SEl} !, S,|fik{|(0)h| Ms

man falls ir love he has to seat hin,
self at a certain distance from ~
adored. and wait for her to do the "a. '
II she looks in his direction once ~
twice on the second day he is wildly az
couraged, and If on the third day Oh.
mods at him and smiles 1t Is time n ~
to the parents with reference to ~.
marriage settlements.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
LETTERS.

t7hs eo'unn q open to ererybody rho has O
complaint to make, grievdnce 10 Ucn'att,, tntormI
ton TO GRE, a subject qi oenral merit to discuss
or puRic service 10 acknowledge. and ,oho c.tn
put he IDEA MO tess hin 100 Worda Long Iette,
cInRot be printed
The evening world., 1894-09-18

West Hoboken. said pail OF water being
the property OF the West Hoboken
Water Company. Again we say. Happy
West Hoboken!
The evening world., 1894-09-18

When the Constitutional Convention
reassembles the Republican majority
should not be suffered TO forget that
antitrust amendment. Keep 'em dodg-
ing or bring them to the scratch.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
HELPING The FUND.
Little Folks Still Holding Fairs
for the Sick Babies.
Some Late Entertainments Given to
Aid the Charity.
Tho Contributions Received Up to
Date Amount to $24, 139.
The subscriptions,

Previously acknowledged ,24. ll5 90
Edith Nathan. 11s West one Hundred
and Twentieth street................... 500
Fair, Walcott street. Katie Quinn and
Othefs.... .....'..'....''''' S'VV
Fair one Hundred and Eighty-fourth
street aud Third avenue Lizzie Nc
Kenna and others 2sO
Fair 81 East One Hundred and Thirtieth
street Thomas Mucahy and others. $50
Fair ga Prospect place. brooklyn. Edgar
Hazazer and others.................... 2a
Gencvieye Walsh and Loretta Healy..... 400
Fair Forty-nlnt street. Sadie IIolber-
stadt and others ......................... 200
Elite bernstein and Jessie schlosser.... 10
Miss Vera w, Knapp and Anna NJ. VIII
cox. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i2o
Lester OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
The evening world., 1894-09-18

The Tiger will not forget that its next
important engagement with Mr.. Con
begins on Oct. /. The going Up Higher
process may be confidently expected to
open soon after.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Long Island City Helpers.


To IHt TUIIOT.
Enclosed please nnd check OF 50 for Sick Babies
Fund the proceeds OF magic lantern held by
Sara N. Williamson and william Thatcher. jr.
Hoping 1t viii help some poor little ones we
ain yours truly,
Sara NJ. Williamson, william Thatcher, jr.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

The true story OF the Peary expedition
partly told for the first time in this
mornings World" should be told in
full. This has been a bad year for Arc
tic exploration.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

KATE COIIK and ANNIE ANHALT.
Of the Poor and ''Childrens Hour" Miss X.
Anhalt; fancy dance. Mlss a. Emerson; recita-
lions THE Flag and II Did Not Think" Norah
Fallen; comic solo Tom Collins; recitation, Miss
r. Spencer; violin solo. Master +. Kultz: Peek.
a-DOo." Misses X. Corr, q. Arnold. II. Anhalt
and A. Kerner; fancy dance and vocal solo by
Miss X. Corr. Hoping that you will accept the
proceeds. 5000, for the Sick Babies Fund. we
remain
r. and A. MCCORMACK and C. ARNOLD.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

Did you hang on TO a strap on your
way downtown this morning? II you
did you are n sympathizer with THE
Evening Worlds" crusade in favor Of
mo Seat, No Fare"
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Alice and FIOrrie.

To the Editor:
Please find incosed 81. so taken at fair held by
two little girls. age, eleven and nine years
Alice Ilabrecht, Florrie SCHNEIDER
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Let the Good Work Go On.

To the Editor:
have followed with great interest THE
Evening Worlds crusade against the street car
munupulists in New York. Let the good work
go on and Wen win yet ! hope you Will call
attention to the fact that the aim Of the Metro
pOlltan Traction syndicate Is to get control Of
every street and elevated railroad In the city.
To this end they using their big pull and
their millions Of wealth.
When they get the control OF every road in this
city do you know what well get? Nothing at
all; no accommodation whatever. The talk about
giving transfers from one end OF the city to the
other is all rot | would ask every self-respectins
citizen Of New York to step out and assert his
rights in the matter which THE Evening WORLD
is champoning give these companies more
franchises, say. until they listen to the cry OF
the people and show some disposition to provide
for the comfort OF their patrons.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

West Hoboken should be the home of
happiness. In that favored burg crime
is so rare that the Chief OF Police has
arrested farmer for the larceny OF one
pail Of water soen from the bydrant n
The evening world., 1894-09-18

will fall 20 the lot OF the Committee
of Seventy 1t has TO cultivate that
inion OF better New Workers in which
des the hope for Better New York
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Nine Harlem Girls.
To the Edito.

To the Editor;
Enclosed nnd check for sSSi. collected by the
Pleasant Avenue Pleasure Club. Company p, OF
Harlem, consisting Of nine girls.
ANNIE LALLY, President
Nellie RraCkcn. Polly SWart
Bertha HiascOn. ReTtha Swart.
Mamie Lay. Loretta Bracken.
Daisy SNaTL Mary CaVAnsEh.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

AS comment on the vanity OF social
distinction, 1t may be remarked that
the biggest house at Newport is not
big enough for two.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

New York Republicanism makes a
good showing at Saratoga with its
bands, banners and enthusiasm, and
there g nd doubt that the brains and
snergy n fle party as well as its money
The evening world., 1894-09-18

Susie n. Guinand, age eleven years. held q
fair at her residence 1893 Halsey street, Brook.
iyn. and raised 50 for the Sick Babies Fund.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

1t is certain that there should be no
opportunity to make political assess
ments on candidates for the bench.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

The Japanese wandering minstrel may
be expected to sing of the battle Of
Ping Yang to the accompaniment of a
jubllant plng-p ang.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

The usual scramble for the SKINNED
milk will follow Mr.. Platt's appropria-
ton Of the cream.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Better times make better people.

Is 1t Milholland's last appearance on
any stage?
The evening world., 1894-09-18

Money is taken under false pretenses
when the street-car company receives
fares for which it does not return full
accommodations.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

breckenridge to fight" The late sill
ver-tongued orator has had his notice
to quit. He had better take it and say
nothing.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

AS the street-car conductor rings up
more fares the company should ring In
more seats.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

Sketches of the Republican revolt
against Plat, before and after Saratoga.
would make entertaining political his
tory.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

An interesting question of the cam
paign will be whether Fassett will take
his coat Off for some other candidate.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

Ohio's Democracy will disappoint its
friends If it fails to find Brice with the
fiat side of n State Convention plank.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

1t will be easy for the Democracy to
stand the loss of men who go out of the
party on the sugar conspiracy.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

All letters from contributors to the Sick Babies
Fund will be printed. Many are in type and will
appear In thiS column later,
The evening world., 1894-09-18

1t seems impossible for Warner Miller
to keep the breastworks from closing
up while he is still on the outside
The evening world., 1894-09-18

That Baltimore mascot Is a slayer.
Capt. Ward should find him out and
sign him for next season.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

Morton and Plat would like to feel as
little doubt Of the State as they have of
Saratoga.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

The condolences OF the season appear
to be due TO Messrs. Fassett. Saxton,
Bliss. Butterfield, ct al.
The evening world., 1894-09-18

The voice OF the State Republicans is
again the voice of Plat.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Give No More Franchises.


| To the Editor:
The Third Avenue and Broadway Railroad
officials are evidently too busy hghting for more
franchises to pay any attention to the cry OF the
people and the peoples champion. The Even
Ing World" for additional travelling facilities
and greater comfort the cars. We have nc
use for new roads until more cars are operated
on those already in existence. Give these mon
opolists no more franchises until the appeal for
more Is needed. A. M. TODD.
The evening world., 1894-09-18
Had IL Fuss, Too.

To the Editor.
The Englewood Club gave fair for the Sick
Babies Fund and turned out s. 81 The young
workers are
Edgar HaEaHeT, Jennie HaZaIar,
John Nicholson Geurge Moore
The evening world., 1894-09-18
The Beauty Debate.

Lewis avenue drug clerk, Brooklyn,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-09
Adding Insult to Injury.

Colonel Gilbert PIERCE, the late
minister to Portugal, once picked up
in his arms young lady who stood
hesitating at the corner OF stree
in an Indiana village, unable to Gross
it, because a shower had filed it with
a rushing torrent Of waten The
young lady submitted without pro-
test while the colonel strobe gallant
ly through the torrent until he de-
posted his fair charge on the oppo-
site sidewalk, with dry feet "Sir"
she then said, Indignantly, "are you
aware that you have insulted mep"
al was not aware of it," replied the
colonel; "but seeing that you are
right, | beg to make amends" 60
saying. he picked up the protesting
damsel and restored her to the point
where he had first made her ac-
quaintance. -Argonaut