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The evening world., 1895-07-02

Inere are two sorts Of bicycle skirts,
the right sort and the wrong sort. Tho
right sort bears on It's face all the marks
OF garment favored by heaven and a
sooo taiior. 1t strikes a pair Of inches
ana fraction above the ankles and /,
scant'at the top. One good model ha.
the placket ct the left OF the front eore
being finished there as we'll as at the
right hip by a stitched fap six inche,
long. At the inside Of the side cores
two elastic loops fas.en over a button
on the long CATERS. this being one Of IN.
devices to keep the skirt down. Another
Is to fasten lead weights at intervals in
the hem.
Again. a skirt will be made heavy at
the bottom and so hang properly, with a
leather facing and row after row OF
close stitching. silk lining doing away
with that ungraceful catching on the
knee common to unlined or cotton lined
skirts.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
WORTH THE PRICE.

A budget this year reaching hard upon
or quite forty million dollars-the largest
by far ever known in the city govern
ment.
A tax rate probably of fully two per
cent.
An increased real estate valuation OF
,hirty-three million dollars in round
numbers.
A decrease in personal property OF
about twenty millions.
These will be about the figures for
the first year of Reform rule In the
city.
Ought they to discourage the friends
OF reform? Certainly not. Our city is
q great principality. II costs q great
deal to govern It. We seemed to get on
more cheaply under the old system.
But 1t was In seeming only. Methods
were adopted by which the promise of a
low tax rate was kept to the ear and
broken to the hope. Besides, we now
have the value of our money. We get
clean streets. Did we get them before
We get good dock management. Did
we get It before? We get honest park
administration. What was II before?
The people are willing to pay for re-
form. 1t Is worth the price. Let us
h I've more. even II II costs more.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
THE CLEANERS BUDGET.
Gossip Here. . Hint There and True
Tales Of city Life.


Fo''es sergeant ohVs Tlma VINO " ns Acuns
Captain a the City HAN station, mas SFip
book that would do credit 70 PROFESSOR oi
political economy. IL 10 diary poana IN nus
sian leather. and upon It's leaves are pa"so
hundreds OF clippings upon all sorts OF economic
topics Tae clippings are from ths eatorAi
columns OF the newspapers and 'hs fe''e~s ana
SHOW hAt back OF the sheas Which CUT 'hs"
vas vide hnovlsdgs OF the suo!ee' WIN WHICH
the cl!pp ngs deal
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H0Ug I[SfSH0ME| |

first. use teaspoonful OF strong AM
monia in the basin, pouring on the cold
water or the hot, as you can get IT.
over the vest as 1t lies on top Of the
ammonia.
You will not need to rub the vest
much, the penetrating ammonia dis
solves out the oil or gum that 10 a
residuum OF perspiration. and in a rev
minutes you can wiring out the article.
pour little fresh water over It and
hang 1t up to dry.
The stockings-flrst wen shaken-can
be put into the same ammoniated water
because 1t is not soiled, and they onIv
need to have the dust taken out OF
them and again rinsed. Both win be dry
long before morning.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
Is MAN A LOPsIDED AyIMALs
A Few Physical Facts That Seem
to Say So.

To the Editor,
nan At best 10 en- ungainly animal His head
an irregular sphsroid; his eyes are no, alike
OF OF equal smeisncy; one shoulder 10 higher than
'ns othsr: one hand and foot are larger
thAa their corresponding member DESPITE tn.
TACT that the shape. sire and color Of the ear
amer more widely In individuals than any o.bsr
organ OF the human body. they are probably NOR.
alike on the came head than any other q, IN.
t~in organs II one ear 10 delicate in sb,pe
ths other will b the same: II one looks lik.
. df'sd Nc or . conchshell the other 10 Likewise
Win tns eyes however. mattep are different
ons sys 10 nearly always more open than It's
'1'eno over the bridge. while In many cases peo-
p's' vnils apparently looking with both eyes
uss only one and makers of firearms in max
ing guns to order. carefully ALLOW for tn. rish,
or isf sshtednsss Of the sportsman 70, whom
tnsy eater. Broadly speaking women are more
ofssn lsft.s!ghtsd than men, and when tb>y DO
happen to bs right t-sghtei they are % In lea.
degree than the s,srner sex
Tns rsason why he left shoulder 10 frequently
fufthsr from Mother Earth than the r,rht ue,
IN the fact that while writing most men res
tns iet elbow on the table. while in the case O,
portsrs loads are carried on the right shoulder
win an aole-bodied man there 10 very little
ainerencs In the length Of the limbs. but the
hAnds and feet usually widely different in
'ns matter OF size the right sand being the
larger while curiously enough the LETT foot
cover the greater amount OF ground
Ladies have certain unreasonl nx sense OF at.
inaction whom they say that they wear Eve, IN
gloves because. II this is a fact, then the human
hand has grown smaller within the last twenty
or tniny years which state Of Affairs however,
ma hA
The evening world., 1895-07-02
PICTURE QuINs our POLICE

1Ae Nassau street shoe dealer who
suggested 10 the Police Department rus
- shoes for the police must have had
N mind the recent statement Of a cap
tain. who said his men couldn't get into
. saloon on Sunday because policemen
were known by their feet"
He may. too, have had . desire 20
rake the force picturesque. /, 50. he
should have limited at few other ado-n-
0sn's. such as tennis suits. silk sashes,
white straw hats with dolly warden rib
bons on them. and last, but no, least.
agArsttsa-
One Of Chief coni.n's men on duty on
3readway and thus at,ired would be
- handsome AMI attract as much at
tsntdon as . June bug IN q plate 0.
~ cream.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
He LSves Her.

To the Editor;
In answer TO 'T>ovesiek Giri' I would say:
have no positivs knowledge, but think an the
young man she rssers TO- a. she did not state
~h.th~ TIE church she attended Vas In New
YORK or Brooklyn or any Circumstance that
might throw sons light ca this heart-rend!ny
question. But sill It may Be . eoinedenca I
An . young man and for srus time have At
tended q certain Episcopal Church in Brooklyn.
presumably for = change, and Incidentally to
young LADY whom met At q reception
given By The guild Of aid church she did show
some pre:srenes for me, but than any
Of ny otAer girl aesuA!ntAnceA sh. should b .
ll,t!s more explicit sYMPATHIZER
The evening world., 1895-07-02
RIFORMs ON THE ROAD.

'""rhs Evening World" to all who use
me- streets and drives, presents. with
the compliments of the Mayor and AL
0ermen. the new law requiring car
Siages to carry lighted lamps at night.
Primarily this reform was agitated as
. measure Of Justice to bicyclers. They
were compelled to carry lamps as a
measure of protection to pedestrians
II was only fair to compel the carriages
% light up as a protection to the bicy-
elsrS. A q fact. however, the new law
n good thing not only for pedestrians
and bicyclers. but for carriase-owners
themselves.
There are now several other reforms
necessary. The rules Of the road must
BE- enforced by policemen along the
Boulevard, Lenox avenue and Seventh
avenue above the Park and Central
avenue beyond Harlem River must be
made At for travel. Carriages must
- kept some reasonable distance
out from the curb. These reforms
should be put into effect at once.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
MANNERS OF GREAT MEN.

Alfred the orsa. said. "A hing eaa aRorl to
Be polite"
Jus,inian ineuica.sd pon.saso svsry sncisl
II the Empire
coun, d. Lssseps vas ne ups 4 ne vrs.cA
gentleman
Goldsmith vas N bred aaa To- much inclined
to tak about himself
Calhoun vas % ass.nt-m,ndsd that he sftsp
forgot ne was IN company.
Monroe was even In his owa time. called "A
gentleman OF the old school"
Bancroft was rather reserved than otherwise
Win most persons whom he met.
Garr!ck was generally 30 qule, IA, As sftsn
created the impression OF dinidenca
Henry Clay vas said to make the most sasas.
ing bow OF any gentleman OF his time
Dante was solitary In his hab.ta and By his
aus,erlty chilled most Of those whom he met
Milton vas quiet and reserved 10 convsrsa,iou.
but thoroughly refined and we'll bred.
Pus TX. both before and after his s.svstion
TO ,hs pont!acai chair. uas . model q stad!sd
poilisness
Mohamm.d ineulcs,sd politsnsa IL .As k~.,
lie himself VA one Q: the most courteous q
men
but could be polite when he pleased. He ~ a.
uays courteous to lAdiea
The Duke Of Marlborough said thas hs svsd
his success A. much to his slsGaat lsporsnsat -
to his talsntA
Byron aHAois - Ah equals aad 70 shoss
whom he wished to pisasA but naughty and as-
tan, to most othsrA
Robsspierrs sreaas n uAsasR a,l sssr-
tseus though sr1~. - ,hoss vhs asprsseAsd hin
On business
Bss,hov.a vas r,ds sna sruR ssl sssmsd % b
In . perpetual bad hrmor With himself ssa svsry
one else
rsneyrand Owed his sueesss II life b small
sI,snt to ths uniform sour,ssy VITA which hs
treated svWy one
The evening world., 1895-07-02
MORLDLINGy.

VIA ss sr-sp,Sos q H..gIn, vsos. ees. su
essa iasgrrst Tor in:sraA. lnProrsn.aA sv.ry
Ea'roesa Nai!oaI ss5' - II Sre>i pa; . uu
DEBT
Tas nv ess sI.es.ry. BEL, oe one .. lie
ls.Iats n TIE sAglt I2!ts n Niehs saa, s!u ;.
II. te.c 10 tie sorlt vhsa rpayIstsi Il viii
hA'. eiaseiy .: q :p'. 80 ~a..s.ss AL
GO cS0 trout
Hair froTz ii. h.Ats u e-.niaiIa pau2e, an.
esAi peog.s' n CAlna eoast,tgi-s Al Irue,, o.
sport IN ia: Empire aHSaa,.as ts ts39 90
ysary.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
Broken by one OF the finest who
vAs naed AID paid for his fun
81 so.

On further inquiry ascsrtained tha, An over
seaous detective had sndeavored to enter the
saloon. and tried to wedge his umbrella In the
opening but missed and went through the
pane The proprietor subsequently came ost and
SEIZED hold Of the defective detective and made
him disgorse for his :reshnssa The detective. how
ever. insisted upon being given . receipt. which
the proprietor gave with a!acrity II all similar
attempts TO force their way In would result As
the sleuths did yesterday ''ths finest would
b more civil and adopt other methods.
JAMES A. WALLACE
The evening world., 1895-07-02
Cara mel Cake.

One cup butter. two cups sugar. one
cup milk. three and one-half cups flour
ana -FOUR eggs. cream. butter and sugar,
then add eggs one by one, then milk
little at time. Then flour and bakins
powder. For icing-Two cups brown SUI
gar. lump Of butter size Of a walnut
three tablespoonfuls OF milk and a few
drops OF vinegar Boil until 1t threads.
Then cool little and beat until II
creams
The evening world., 1895-07-02

In modern days all sorts OF fancy
meats and pastes are used for sand
wiches. Fish sandwiches made from
salmon and egg. anchovies and egg. or
forcs-meat Of lobster. should be spread
on thin slices Of graham bread. Such
sandwiches are sometimes served hot
and the meat is spread on slices OF but
tered toast though In that case they
are properly called a "canape," for the
true sandwich Is a cold dish,
The evening world., 1895-07-02

CAPT rhons sl'.!van, ot Hsok an. IAai.-
Company Ne. II. 10 oas u the s.i-;.n- r-s tEai-
s-s o: Stu Ye-s. having sesa eas c. TIE ergAa-
!r.s o tie DepA-tmsH; "a !ssS. Before TIA, se
had been . Volca;ssr trsuAa tron !s5s He "a,
a t.s--t-; sasireer ~ iAs pA!t department. usl!
H7, -s.a, Win a rane,r o, Other. in II. sane
Position. I. vI .sS.sLts4 ost lie vs r5.s:A,t.
Is fireman IL lss Ia .4iluea % bslng cIplAla
,. HOOK .n4 Laser u CayI s-...raa sa5 cAa-.,
ot Sre-k.nE u-sk
The evening world., 1895-07-02

"It seems probable that the enforce
men, OF the Sunday Closing law will add
a new complication to the issues OF the
next FAN campaign" Quite right.
Neigheor Tribune. Yet this new com
plication" is all over an old issue-an
issue which the late Republican Iegis-
lsture might have me, and settled. had
that body not been both cowarily and
false. The mex: Legislature. whatever
It's political complexion, Will no, be a.
lowed 10 dodge this Issue.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
A. Clean as the Queen

The Empress Josephine never wore q
pair of stockings twice. The English
Queen. Victoria, less extravagant and
even more dainty. does have her stock
ings and all under linen washed. but
she never wears a clean garment but
once. when 1t goes to the laundry.
1t Is easy and perfectly simple to be
just as neat as the English Queen. .
1t is perfectly easy to wash out 4
pair Of stockings and gauze vest in
your own wash basin. Take the vest
The evening world., 1895-07-02
Cherry Ice,

Take one quart OF cherries with half
the stones pounded in wedgwood NOR
tar, two lemons-the Juice only-one pint
or water. in which dissolve one pint Of
sugar. one glass OF brandy. Squeeze out
the bruised cherries and stones in a bag
over the sugar, add the water, then the
brandy, and freeze. II will require =
longer time to freeze than other Ices, on
account Of the brandy.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
fHI xHD OF THE cAsE.

n. buchanan suffered the penalty OF
~ 1astardiy and brutal crime ye.,er-
1ay. and = remarkable case OF delayed
Justice vas brought To . close. No one
aoubts that the execution was a Jus,
enc. Many feel sympathy for the widow,
but svsrybody approves Gov. Morton's
astiea IN refusing any further intsrfer-
enos With ths law.
No execution that has taken place
unAse the electric system has proved its
onoerorIty over all ethss msthods OF
ka1iAg more strikingiy than that of yes
to-day at Eng Sing. Death eams In
The evening world., 1895-07-02
Family First or SecondR

To the Editor
About ter yeas ago married and started q
small business. which did not succeed. Finding
only failure ahead OF u.s. an assignment was
made for the beneft OF creiltors and We walked
ou: without dollar to start anew.
Then years pa.'sd. Our family Increased. We
saved o,coo and started small business again
1t also proves &c be failure. What shall We DO
now!
10 II right, with . family to support. to give
up everything again and leave place a. penni-
less as we did the nrst time. giving everything
70 the creditors
Or, is se!f-preservat!on the Arst law 70 b
obeyed. And are We to try and lay aside . few
dollars for hours ,nd days OF need which In these
nard times are sure to come to 4 man withoss
employment! GROCER.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
Abolish the Whip.

10 ths Editor:
what fools u - mortais bsr' strooCy smpna- l.
s,ssd would properly refer to the spanksrs and
Tie spaaksd when l was . lad I served q
term" under . black strap with i've taila Ny
father was painfully active IN this respect and.
therefore. We boys were in q hurry 70 rs,irs from
under the paterual care.
have never whipped my wife con, horss o.
cog and when I return home tired and hungry
lnd friend In the house and In the stable. Per
maneat governing and influence 10 an intslllsc-
tual power combined with patience, while ths
whip only rules through fear OF physical force
and IL overthrow As the nrst opportunity.
ANTI WHIP
The evening world., 1895-07-02
Mount Morris Music Again.

10 the Editor:
I notieed with much interest "crit!c's' CON-
men, tn. music We get in Mount Morris Park.
and mus, say he 10 perfectly right The majority
Of the Harlsmites living In the Mount Morris
section kaow and comprehend music. am q
musician myself but stil don't ask to have the
slass!cs played altogether. II a selection Is TO
be popular !es 1t be popular OF the present
day not Of 100 trust and earnestly pray
that Mr. Erben will take heed. and as soon as
he can give . concert In which people will DO
favored by real music.
HARLEM MUSICIAN
The evening world., 1895-07-02

According 20 annual custom, the ~
road IS engaged in reducing the number
q trains on It's running schedule. This
action Is based on a company fiction
concerning the great Summer reduction
IN TIE number OF passengers carried. l.
Is barely possible, but seems hardly
probable, that there are magnate. who
are 80 little informed as 10 the makeup
o: the gresr mass OF Il" road travellers
as 10 believe IN this Ettls Summer
Lady.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
waron or Bicycle Grease.

Wagon or bicycle grease. pitch or tar
may be removed by spreading lard upon
the spot, rubbing it well In and then
washing out as usual.
The same kind of stain upon silk may
be removed by rubbing with a mixture
of equal parts Of oil Of turpentine and
ether until all impurities seem removed,
then cover the spot with French chalk.
cover with a blotting paper and press
with :. hot iron. Repeat this until the
spot entirely disappears.
The evening world., 1895-07-02

To the Editor:
We Alvays 90 to the country.
Yea We 60 there svsry ysAs
And all We have to bring along
Are our spps;!tss for beer.
Some Ike 70 rids In . Pullman
This year vs we're lust too late
b vs hung around the railway
Ana then IL out In . freight
We never say .. aay place isoE
We are aivays 90 the ~.
.And The only root vs have At aisAk
Ars The stars upoa the ~.
We soah not change svs !dsal life
For any on land or Oh 80
FOR re love the freedom 4 tie veoaA
Do little Billy and me.
HeIt year 10 EEyT vs Will "a
To join . caravan,
And Billy will be the great NoGui
And I'll BE- leading man.
WEARY WALLER
The evening world., 1895-07-02
QUESTIONS OF ETIQUETTE.
rhe Rules of Best Behavior E1-
plnined to Correspondence.

To ths Editor:
A lady PRESIDENT OF BROOKLYN while calling on
friend In New York City met a gentleman
she had seen but one or two occasions before.
He escorted her when her visit had ended to
the ferry lifted his hat and departed. says
that he ought TO have paid her ferriase. not
withsanding the fact that he remained in New
York. and characterzes him n mean for not
having done 30. maintains that his conduct
Wa correct Which is right.
SUBSCRIBER.
Is right.
I and my lady friend with a gentleman friend
20 to a dance. We have been dancing all even
ing and finally decided TO 80 home. 90 to
get my lady's cape. and when I come back ind
ny lady dancing with . young man, stranger 10
me My gentleman friend claims she got up
and remarked II am going to dance this with
a friend" And she did. When she came
back after the dance claimed she had no right.
to do It, She claims she did. Who 10 risht'
J. aAi K
Tho girl was right. 1t was permissi-
BILE for her to dance with any acquaint-
ance she CHANGED to meet
an to be married shortly Gn the FalD
Tho wedding is to be = house affair at high noon
The bride will wear q travelling gown. Would
It be proper for me to wear striped trousers
and back cutaway coat l do not want TO buy
Prince Albert. as I would never wear It again.
and besides ! Am too short, feet 81 inchss
Kindly let me know. GEORGE O. r.
A Prince Albert coat Is usually worn
on such occasions; but II you do not
wish to buy one it Il not absolutely ne
cessary.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
He Tells Us who She IL.

To ne u ttor:
! sass little nalcsa fair.
WIZ laughing eyes ard long. brown hais.
wl-a ros Of pretty. ptarly tech,
Ant rvsy lps-ceAr ne hov svssti
Her .rgr. 10 III. ,ha, Of . ti,ry queen.
H.' manner TIE most ehamins rye ever seen
A.! saog.i yog ass Who thI maiden m lsht b.
! p0a.i tel yo7 noas other than sweet little
II j. H.
The evening world., 1895-07-02

stantansousiy. without pain. TIE oper-
alton was % swif; and peaceful that the
gulty man had passed TO his account
before the spectators could grasp the
knowledge tha, the eleetr.e current had
been applied.
experimenting with the body. and about
the uncertainty shethe. electricity kills.
Nothing took place at the prison out OF
the ordinary routine. The autopsy was
performed. and the wife murderer's body
"a. :. ought 10 an undertsker's estAb-
lisament in Narick stree, last night for
burial
Some lawyers talk about an appeal to
the Supreme Court. so as TO get dam
ages from the State for the execution!
Eumbug
The evening world., 1895-07-02
PLATT Is A POOR LOSER.

When . man nnds himself beaten at
his own game he always calls his rival
Q cheat. Mr.. T. c. Plat has long been
the best-known gambler in politics
among Republicans In this part of the
country. Like his prototypes in the
Far West. he has always played the
game with q seven shooter and a bowl lie.
and II has been his frequent boast that
he has contributed most OF the recent
corpses to the Republican graveyard.
Now comes a plain old gentleman,
like the country deacon who can Just
tell one card from the other. He says
he does not mind playing a while with
such an engaging man as 7. G. Platt.
and r. c. winks to his friends and tells
Shsm aside that in 4 little time he Will
have the good old gentleman's pile.
% the game goes on. and the smooth
cid gentleman some way or other does
not lose his pile. He plays the cards
very close to his breast, and the chips
al come his way. till there is nothing
left BY the slick gamblers side. where
upon he betrays his real self. Instead
ef losing like q real story-book gambler
without . trace of passion, T. c. P. Is
slamming the cards down. kicking over
the table. whining and crying: Cheat!
Cheat" LIAR Hes stacked the
cards" The old gentleman's cheating
M"
We are surprised ., T. c. p. Most
people thought he was . better loser.
Mayor Strongs Complete Letter
Writer:
Dear Sir: Please appoint this man.
W. l. STRONG.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
4 Care for Love.

To Hs kt!,T:
In szsssr 70 n Ms query for q cure for
l5vs for . trend ot s.s would advise him 10 tell
t.Ai yO.as nAa ~ propose to her. md II abe re-
's,'si s.n 10 r. AMI tni smother girl and pas
i.s as.s~ sL4 Jng Vii see ytst an effect It will
tAss "a ssr TkiI care Tor love has never been
t.sss 70 ;44I LORETTA c.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
Promoting Good Feeling.

uasss-ani the long list lsnxthsns every day
means ! long Sep towards the sstAblish mont
ot . feeling Of mutual regard and eons!dsra-
t!oa in the ranks OF employers abd employee
The work o' bringing About . new
era OF gc,i feeling between II. men ~ao earn
~ases And the Who pay wages may we'll
b hailed and encouraged all along the line -
bls.on ClobA
The evening world., 1895-07-02
LETTERS.

fThs column 10 open to ereryoody uho M
complaint to make . er,rvonce to v:na!ate, IN
formation TO give, a subject Of oe~eu! tn'eres 70
discuss on public se-rce to acknowledge. and 'sss
oan put tie idea into lees than 100 Worda Long
ietters cannot Be printed.
The evening world., 1895-07-02

The new rule al City Magistrate
Deuers court, excluding from the tn
closure n front OF the Judges bench all
lawyers who have no immediate busl-
ness there, Is coed one. II should be
Instituted in all the Magistrates Courts
II will give the old order OF Police Cour,
shysrers a needed setback, without Of
Tending reputable lawyers who stop TO
think.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
Wnse Adxnnce General.

rners 10 not . particle OF reason to doubt
that nominal wages are rising all over the
country. The positive evidence OF II lies In
the known Arms. whose names the pApsrs have
published, who have voluntarily advanced wages
a!ncs the revival OF business. Nswa
The evening world., 1895-07-02
An E0Otist,

rommy-Pav. what 10 An sgotistf
Mr. FgE-He II the man who thinks he is
smarter than any one else.
Mrs FiEs-My dear. you have that wrong Tn.
eEotu Is the man who ssys he Is smarter than
any one else. All men think that way-Indisnap.
oils Journal.
The evening world., 1895-07-02

Another big barge-load Of poor chill
dren Is happy to-day because OF THE
Evening Worlds" Sick Babies Fund.
This time the excursion has 1dlewild for
Its objective point. The fund has never
done better work than In providing the
FRESH air trips Of this season.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
They shut Up Mckinley.

Gov Mckinley has no, aaid . word s,ncs the
big mills OF Ohio and PennsylvaniA Increased
the wAssa OF their worhlnEmsn this week. The
Governor Ia not such = fool not to know
when to stop taking Tor . time At least
The evening world., 1895-07-02

Tho close Of the week. II would seem,
ought to witness a close struggle for
tenth place between tho washinEtons
and Now Yorks. The Senators will have
20 lose pretty steadily to avoid moving
up . peg.