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Evening star., 1895-11-01
FOR SALF--HOUSES.

FOR SALE-AT SS.O0O-FINE SSTo8Y 1O-RO0M
house. near Dupont Circle: al4S for $4,000 in
fine lot. JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, LEO 18th tup-
sigirs). - n 10 o12-lm
FOR SALE NEW ScIJD BRICK GROOM. COT
tages; Elliot St, West washington 'bn lhe WASH
ington and Great Falls electric road. now being
built 10 IUn by August 25; papercd throughout,
lots 14x1O0 to 20, foot alley: houses Sc it. deep;
city water; a bargain at st,4O0. each ]. c.
HURST. Owner, 1927 st jy19-.f
FOR SALE-CONsULT Us BEFORE BUYING;
to $4,000; also in smaller housss. $500 to
5000; some pa! Ing, fine Investments JOHN
Columbia Heights: the cheapest houses on the
heights; complete In every respect: 3 stories and
cellar good location: prices. $3.50 to $ll.ooo:
' ~ -'' JOHN SHERMAN,
oc2-tf Real Estate. COS 18th st
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-10RoOM HOUSE, 1924
improsrlncnts. PITRICK O'FAkREI, owner.
1925 n. Y. ave- jy10tf
Evening star., 1895-11-01
MIR. Gilmer Had No Alley Gate.

Notwithstanding this opinion of the
hsalth officer, Policeman J. L. Giles, who
was the original complainant against Mr.
Gilmer, swore out warrant against him.
and the case was heard in the Police Court
September %. The trial was by no means
Cevoid of humorous features, for when the
evidence was submitted it developed that
there was ne alley gate to Mr.. Gilmer's
house, which opens in the rear on Maple
avenue, lie Droit Park. Judge kimball de-
cidsd that inaSmuch as Mr.. Gilmer had no
alley gate, he could not be punished for
rot putting number on it, The case was
dismissed, but it seems now that it did not
end with that, for Mr.. Gilmer determined
to find out just how things are run and why
the prosecution was ever pushed at all. In
conversation with a Star reporter he said:
why the attorney allowed a warrant to
issue is one of those mysteries which will
nsver be explained so long as the present
sta--chamber method of transacting busi
ness is in vogue" The papers in the case
make quite a formidable array, and Mr..
Gilmer claims that the Comm. .ssioners re-
fused to give him copies of the papers in
their roS session. Attorney Thomas stated
that no one in his office was responsible
for the warrant. Further than that he
would not commit himself. In letter OF
the 18th instant to Mr., Gilmer, Attorney
Thomas said: LAS, in my judgment no use
ful purpose could be served by furnishing
you any further statement, l must decline
TO comply with your request"
Evening star., 1895-11-01
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.
STORAGE.

STORAGE, WITH INSURANCE-CAsH ADVANCED
ON goods stored Auction sales Tuesday and
Thursdays Consignments received at any time
Goods sold private at auction prices. ,iOSEJ'H
BROTHERS & CO.. 637 La. ave. oc2i-sf
Evening star., 1895-11-01
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
MANLY yIGOR AND NERVE POWER RESTORED
by using a bottle two of DIR. Brothers in
yigorating cordial. There is no remedy equal to
this cordial. Used 80 years in this city. 500
ST sw 0c3l-
Evening star., 1895-11-01
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS IN .OTTERBOURNE."
LOTS IN .OTTERBUCRNE.''
Do You wish to buy lot that will he
worth double in year Or 50: Look at
those in that beautiful suburb. otter
bourne,' opposite the new hotel at Chevy
Chase. This splendid propar:y is part of
Chevy Chase, yet it IS not controlled BE- the
Chevy Chase Co. Communication street caI
rate is very low. Lots from $3.50 up.
T,rms to suit.
T. o. ANDERSON Il CO.. ?07 q ST.,
Real Estate ard Business EAehanse 1t
100 to 3O-ft. alley, on 1lih St ne. near Mary
land ave; for only $1,000; with terms to salt
JOHN L. WEAVER.
o31-3t Cor. and sth st. NV.
FOR sAIE-A FINE BUILDING SITE on 10TH ST
St NV, 22 hy 100 H., bet two handsome dwell,
pf sq. It. r. Ii. T. iEIP0ID,
ocS0-3t s.w. cor. 18th and + SITS.
For SAl.E.NEAR eth AND SITS. NORTH;
East; NICE LOTS - For $a.ooo. CAN GIVE
$50 AUGUsr DoNATI. Gil 7rH ST.
FSR SALE nSEyERtL BEAuIIFII BTnPiNG ~
TnE Etts HEN AAn S Iii ARY AA kAsT II
$50 AND s. PER FOOT: ALSO. noIS y
14O5 ST. NV. OsO-3t
e HAyE aI Few S FIT $ %Ir#S e
CREASE IN VALUE SHORTLY: 500 AND $500
cash; CAS- l. B. BAL YEARS cHAs. A. shiELRs' Ia !,
FOR sAI.E-CIIonE LOTS ON EASY TEIMs-I0
lots. 1s0xG3ti; Lird,n place: half sl. frcm cable
cars. JAMES BA1NE, Epm S, G31 Pa: ave.
n.w. oc26-6t-
FOR SALE-CORNER LOr on 10TH AND CARO-
line Sis, 25xSO. Apply TO OWNER. 1877 New
Hampshire avenue any day between 1 and 3.
Terms easy. o2S-6ts
FOR sALE-FOR iNvESTORS AND BUILDERS
valuable lots around Lin ola Square on new Met.
line: low prices: this property will double in
future. 1. CHESTER, Itm. 10. 6l5 1ith stn W.
oc26-4d
For SAI.EAT A BAR;iAlN-HulLDiNti LOTS.
70 or so feet. on paved street in Washington
Heights. Water and all assessments paid.
DCI.ANY. FLEMING; & LEE. 1870 + st. NV.
oc1o-1St DtLANY. FLEMING LEE, 1920 st.
FOR sALE-VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
on y. II. ave. near Dupont Circle. To an immedl-
ocef-l2t DULANY. FLEMING & LEE, 1920 81.
FOR SALE
VILLA SITES
kcnilworth. Northwest OF Washington
kentlwOrt!r. ........... Adjoining iI'hevy Chase
Kcnilwortll. .............. On Connecticut avenue
Kenilwortl. on Cievy Chase an,h kalr.iaston K.K.
rress Nice lots from $500 ap level n'a''"s
Terms ne-fouIth cash, balance in Gre, two
No houses allowed costing less then soHo
short ride on Rock Greek eiectse railway to
any part Of city. 1tj.
No better turnt or more heaasiful loca tion
for a home around Washington.
' ''''S REDF@kp ". wAEkER & son.
.23-ln 1905 st. NV.
FOR SALE-VISIT CLEVELAND PARK, THE
most beautiful Of Waskngtons suburbs. l
Sell you a deiightfa! bone at Modernts cost and
terms TO suit IOIIS' Sfi ERAIAN,
Oc3-tf Real Estate COS nth s..
-! y g. -st--
Evening star., 1895-11-01
PIANOS AMI RI AN

OF MUSIC, 1909 q ST.--EIANOS AND
ofgaIs first lass and reasonable prices. Call
and for yourself. G. ii. KUHN, est. 1872.
H..-ym
Evening star., 1895-11-01

FOR SAI.E-CoENE!i HOUSE: SIDE AND FRONT
parking: ROOMS: ami; 9th and + SITS. ne:
cheap to quick purchaser. JAMES BASNE. EoonI
S, 631 Pa oc26-,jts
FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT AND COMPLETE NEW
7-rOom and bath brick hay window house in north
West section: built of III best materias especially
for owners occupancy. Worth $500. VIII
rifce for S!..h0. sell at unre.
Terms easy Address MORTGAt;EE, Star offite.
or30-tf
FOR SALE-F ST. NEAR DIST wv, VERY PEET-
ty buy-wirdlw w brick, almost new; Z rooms. bath
and ear; cost owner $5,2Ut and he must let 90
gu cky piice, S4,OO0-only 81 600 cash required.
l.. SrARiARDTER 613 10Th st. NV, Room =.
s to IL am, to . pm. o;S0:St"
FOR SALE-A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED TO
obtain a corner residence Columbia Heights at
tie low pr.ce of $1,000: cor. 1lt.l and Harvard
sts.; contains IL rooms, tiled BATH electric gus
ig ting: stone and pess brick both fronts
House open for insp p.etion ut all times. Apply 10
owners, BARR & SAN.lE!t. 136.-13Gi Columbia
ave. Col. Hts, or 9th st. and New York
Evening star., 1895-11-01

FOR RENT,-CoR. s1sT AND n SITS. GEORGE
town; y rooms; all mod mod imp; & aGents commits
Also 142S SD ST.. II ro,ms store and CELLAR
$35 per mo. O5-1ms
FOR PENTHOUSE LOG IND. AVE; II LARGE
roo rooms an and bath. Key at g grocery store % cor "a
ADAMS, SOL l. st NV Oc1O-1m'
FOR RENT-AN ATTRACTIVE, MODERN HOME;
$40 per month; rooms; 173S Corcoran st. NV.
Apply to
o121m' HEISKIIL & McLERAN. 1908 st. NV
Evening star., 1895-11-01
For Electric Firing.

All guns completed during the year have
been fitted for electric firing, and attach
!.c:ts of this kind have been supplied 20 Ill
the 5-!nch guns in service.
During the year 22.3T6 projeetiles ;.ava
been machined, banded and otherwise pre-
Evening star., 1895-11-01

OF NEWSDEALERS EVERYWHERE
II yours hasn't 1t and won't get it for you,
get another newsdealcr.
The Shortstory Publishing Company,
Boston, Mass.
1t
Evening star., 1895-11-01

FOR sALE-TEN SMALL HOUSES, RENTING FOR
S6i PER MONTH, AT $1,000. MAGNIFICENT
INVESTMENT. LOCATION 2TTH AND X.
1t AUGUST pDNATIf. GIL It'll ST
The evening world., 1895-05-17

re West side Day Nursery 10 receiving Z
Ananciai boom frso the proceeds Of Q course 81
illustrated lectures delivered At the Hotel Emplrs
by haA Rama fAs ssbjec, nstsss 10 Of . saersd
nature the music ana accompanying recitation
features blsndiss hsrnoaisusiy II that dirsctioa
"A Maid Of Gaiiiee.' The Boyhood Of Christ
and The Other Wise Men" are the subisc.a
Thsr a> views oolorsd lights. angel sersnsdss
anl general cAntata effects. 90.
While Mona Caird 10 getting out her new book
on Marriage . Failure and Grant Allea 10
ssttins . fresh purchase on some OF the old sub
jsets that have almost worn out In his grasp. !
note the fact that marriage still wanes not In
popularity. Miss Estes and Mr. Green. Of New
born. Ky., walked 10 the altar over the dead
bedy Of The brides father. whom they slew be-
cause he followed IN their train. The rev woman
10 oil very veil. but when . condition puts on the
gloves With . thsory. the latter 10 the sas V
suRss.
There 10 . New Woman Club in New York. n 10
BOT Incorporated but It 10 asw. The motto 10
"Lits Happinsss Anl tAs Pursuit. Of Liberty"
PRUDENCE SHAW.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
ADD ONE TO the LIST.

This time the fool comes from Buffalo
end aAds his name to those Of the other
eools who have Jumped from the Brook
lva BsidgA
The nams Of the Jumper. as known to
Ais parents and guardians. Is 7. J. Trs-
nAAinA A known to the public, It II
Toronto Red" He IL . newsboy by
profession, but ambitious. He evidently
aDlrss to . dime museum or . saloon
- the bowery.
'Tersnte Red came to the city pro-
pared to jump. and he did jump. In
this he has an advantage over some of
his predecessors, OF whom II is believed
their jumping was a fake, and they
never Jumped al all.
At present the fools are ahead Of the
bridge. Including Toronto Red" eish-
teen have Jumped. Eleven have escaped
unhurt, and only seven have been KILLED.
II the FAD keeps up, and only real Jumps
are reckoned, the bridge will soon catch
up with the fools.
VIII that be good or bad for the COM
munity?
The evening world., 1895-05-17
FLAMES AT OLD C0NEY.

Tho flames played havoc with the fun
OF the holiday makers at Coney Island
yesterday. and gave a bad setback to the
season. At the opening. at least. there
will be . scarcity Of concert saloons and
dance houses. The Ferris wheel will be
out Of work. the toboggan slide VIII he
inactive. The elephant Will be there
still, but he had ''close CALL" and II the
fire had not been checked just where 1t
was, that landmark Of old Coney would
have been swept away. As 1t II. early
visitors to the island will still be able
to see the elephant.
The loss II larger than In former nres.
being estimated at three hundred thou
sand dollars The people are hishly In
dignant a. the neglect OF the authorities
in having failed to provide q paid and
efficient nre department for the island.
and Il 10 said that those who have suf-
fered loss will sue the Brooklyn City
government for damages No help was
sent from the Brooklyn Department dur
Ing the nre.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Language Of the Veil.

The language of the veil Of 's5 re-
auires little Interpretation. For tho the
atre. for Summer dancing or for = pic
mic, the veil Is fastened on In the thick
folds that permit coquettish drawings
across the face. The eyes now show,
now they are yelled. and 1t Is the curve
Of the cheek that Is prominent. again 1t
10 the uimple Of the chin. And the
passer-by says: That. is pretty
woman. q gay woman. stylish woman
and a fashionable one!' The mourning.
the staid, the demure veil II pinned
straight across the hat brim and drawn
to the knot at the back OF the head and
tied there, the new feature being tine
way the trimming upon the hat brim Is
placed over the veil. II there is . Jew
elled bug. he holds the veil upon his
antennae; and II flowers are there the
veil falls beneath them. Only the very
stupid would now tie on a veil over the
gaudy brim trimmings Of the season.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
GIVE ME THE QUIET HoME-GIRL
EVERY TIME.

There are . million soits Of sirls on earth.
Aud each man has . model to his tasts;
They all possess ecms points Of sirlish worth,
Aad all some sphere Of ua!denhood have graesd
The artist has immortaliIed their forms
The poets pen has lsuded them In rhmys;
But o. for priceless worth and modest charmA
Give me The quiet home-slrl every time.
She never haunts the millinery storsA
She never pronsnadss the avenue.
She thinks all operas are trssoms borsa
Yet sings while at the work shs has 70 Ss
She helps her mother bear the househoid oarsa
Es'sr sauands0 IN unnecessary dime
II all the worid's variety Of dsarA
GIVE me the quiet home-s,n every tina
n yes would sssk 10 sain her made. lsvA
You must BE- honest - the open day.
Must Be - constant - the stars abovA
And ssnsibis In all yos have to say.
II you would ~ia . true and faithful wtfs
To cling close to your side through sood or H.
AnA help you bear the burd' ming cares ct life
The hons-siri 10 the las to a.! the bill.
BARTON
The evening world., 1895-05-17
CLERK BARRows AND HIS BIKE.

Mayors Clerk Esrrows rides a bike.
He has been in the habit OF coming
down to the City Han on It every
morning. and wheeling home after his
day'e work was done While MIR, Bar
rows worked the bicycle rested quietly
IN room Of the Hall and seemed as
Innocent and docile a piece OF mechan-
Ism as ever left a machine shop.
Yesterday, however son1e city officials.
1ascinated by the nicke plate and shin
'Ig enamel of the bike, examined 1t with
tmiration. Clerk Barrows was de-
lighted. Of course, and to show them
THAT the owner was entitled 10 as much
admiration as the wheel. mounted IL in
the City Hall rotunda, and sent 1t spin
hing around in the open spaces between
the pillars. drawing the plaudits and
erau-roouthed praises OF the several on
loos.esx. for his bikestrisn skill and
grace.
But bicycles have a mean and measly
way Of suddenly pulling a riders pride
lowu In the dust, Just when the sentie-
msA Or lady least expects IT, Mr.. Bar
ueWs was SHOWING on In radiant style.
- ne city ofiieials had just about
UnAAs W their minds that hS Yas the
w ones. bicycle rider on lhattan
oG1An4 vAsA all ~ once / ach.ns
nnsa - silnb one Of the rot illars.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Ln0ALIZrNG NALrEAsANcE.

The Legislature In its last moments
passed . Dill to legalize the manner in
which the 81 600 600 Relief Fund was spent
~ the late Park Commissioners.
When this fund was raised there was
httle or no employment OF ,abor in the
city, ana willing workmen could hnd
nothing to do. and were either starving
with their families or maintained by
charity.
T. spend for political purposea or to
divert In any manner a single dollar OF
this money from the humane purpose tc
which It was devoted was . cruel as
vel as dishonest act 1t was charged
that . large portion OF the fund was
used to promote the interests Of po-
Gticai leaders.
II the money was lawfully ana non.
eetly spent II is unnecessary TO legaiizs
the method Of its expenditure. II !!
was unlawfully and dishonesty used. 4
h . scandal and wrong to lesalizs IL
The evening world., 1895-05-17
A WHEELING ROMANCE.

Pretty Mi1 Kt6
SPED out o. tn city
Ana over The boulevard she sew
Her sheel II sas steel ana asv0 could fsol
Her II Ittls LGus u eluA
sho roa. al day
Tow ards the land Ghs-s he ~
Lay sro~tnA se, greea meath The ssA
Then Al eve took hsr lsavA With . heart touched
with rrie;,
Far t~ss tine = ne sv - rsA
Al Mickey houlvArd
cop cried Hold nArdl"
sure hsS eaasat . most elegant prra
where, your HshL for irs hlsetr' then hs sail
You're ell rghI"
When he glanced at her snappiAs black
He refined 10 his horss.
Quite Ssi,-Aat OF eoarss.
sure ell aassss % sa ssns1 b essdias,"
Nox husband ana siis ss~a the boulevard called
kaf
"a - - svsss nru sss ssssaae
- -cAiosss pssDsssA
The evening world., 1895-05-17
For the Ocean.

Yachting caps for women are no longer
used by those Of critical taste. A soft
felt hat Of the deer stalking variety,
we'll pinned in place and further kept
down by a veil. is most suitable. 1t is a
whim of some very fashionable women
to keep their countenance on deck for
ever behind q thick veil Of black tissue.
That, and the bunch Of fresh violets.
one for each day Of the voyage, kept
till called for in the stewards Ice
box. arc . sort Of trade mark Of . GER
tain set Of habitual voyagers. A boa
or cape Of fur Is a welcome addition
to the toilet on cool days on deck. Skel-
eton India rubber shoes. q luxury un-
known to English women. are useful in
walking on wet decks. A travelling rug
or lap robe is. Of course, indispensable
10 put over ones knees in sitting out
and q down pillow. with ribbons to hang
It on the back Of the steamer chair, Is
equally needful to comfort
The evening world., 1895-05-17

less commissions Of Ia per esat. o ast Dssn q
IS on each shsrs. or $500 In ALL which hs 80
withdraw At any TINA together with his Ssoe
original margin But had the price Of D.. l. 4
W. sons up. instead Of down. veuld have bssa
. loser. and when the market reached iss - a
lss "a would have called for more margin, aAl
II It vas not promptly remitted 4 would have
closed the deal At lss. - that 10 a. far - the
original margin. less commission, would cary It.
Had B. In the arH place. thought the market vas
going up he would have bought or gone loss on
the market Then he would have been . bull.
and. had the market gone up. he would have uon.
but had It gone down he would have besn Q
loser. is not necessary that B should have the
shares when hs sells nor will hs &c, any ahsrss
when hs buys He only pretends to buy and pre-
tends to sell. and gets nothing Of value for his
Transaction sxcepts his proau when he vina
H. U. q.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
ADJOURNED ir Last.

Tho Legislature adjourned yesterday
IN q blaze OF infamy. with corruption
rampan' to the close. . tax rate higher
than II has been for years. reform
cheated. the peoples wishes Disregard
ed. At least one member under lndict-
ment by Grand Jury for selling his
vote and most OF his associates under
Indictment by the public for the same
offense
A reform" Legislature In both
branches, II has proved the worst enc
my OF reform and has made one Of
the most wrangl.ng. inharmonious. cor
rupt and disgraceful sessions over
known At AlbaIy even In the time OF
the old Tweed rings power.
For the sake ,f common decency as
we'll for the welfare Of the State, It
10 to be hoped q tidal wave as strong
- that which last year swept this
tainted Legislature Into power will this
veaf sweep It oui again.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Bicycling on Sunday.


day or so ago vas reading In one 4 ne
daily papers asou' q Sunday-school Euperintsndsss
who said that 1t wa very wicked TO ride
NAeel on Sunday. Now. would like to AK this
man or anyhow vita authority Why 10 II wicked
to ride . bicycle on sundayf And. II It u
when 10 TIE bus!ness man going to ridsf II hs
goes in the evening he takes many more riaks
than q man that rties N the Daytime. and Il hs
wishes to take lors ride. say. to raryt0wn.
what time would II be when he would arrive
homer II ws could AL ho!d city positions and
work from A. until IL NJ. then / might
be convinced that it 10 wicked, but a. tAings
stand nov. ! don'' see what authority a mAA has
got TO make such 9 statement on. wish ~
some person would kindly answer this note.
c B. Q.IrTLE SAIN1.l
The evening world., 1895-05-17
PREPARE A LITTLE LIST.

tAir. koks's song IN The Mitsae')
New the Lssslsturs's over. sow ~ lsst Il Aas
adjourned.
frspars . little iist--prspass . little iise
OF thoss who back to once must asvss ~ ~
TUNED.
Aal who never would BE- misssd-whs asvsr
would bs misssdi
rhs-s ar, those who we're we'll "whitswashsd''
whom accused Of taking Soiiars-
All sssss about whose nscks are fastsasA aay
bosses' collars
All Senators whose sole idss vss bow - ssst
TRY fat'-
All tAoss who didn't dsrs - vote witAexa ssa.
sent Of Plat
AsA sv'N one who 'sainst Reform prsvs1 IN
obstructionst-
yus pu, them on your iist-thsy asvs vii Be
misssdi
TAsss are those who vossl 'saiaa sAs orsatsr
City Of Nsv York.
Dsa't laavs them oR your tss-ss sass tAW'rs
On your list:
rhsir promises are like their bssias-As iishs q
any cork
Aaa they never will ~ nisssd-+A~ ssvss Will
bs missedi
And Senators whose vhisksrs ars the bisssst
things about 'sm.
Whsss msthois ars peculiar. ana vAe snast 81
thos- who doubt en-
The fellow who has dealt In billA - thsusA he
we're . broker.
Whose down on those who crinss y Plat4 vAiis
hs himself serves Croker
All thos. who queer politics and AotAiag else
subsist-
Put theii names % your ust-sss tAss thsrs
not one missed
Ana the man who posss sse reform. bet y Jus,
seotiG-
poa't leave him oR your ust-put his ssms on
your iiM-
ne Asssmbl man whose ssascisnes has . neie
private tw'N
Will surely not bs misssd-hs never viii be
missedi
All apoiogetic statesmen Of . compromising kind,
Such as-what dye cali him-Thing' en- bob. and
likewise Never Mind.
And o'-o'--O'-and What s-his-nams aAd also
You-know-who-
The task o. allins up he blanks lis best 70
leave u yoa.
Bus II really doesn't matter whom you put upon
the list
For they'd non. o. 'em b missd-thsyd none
Of en- b missedl N. A. J.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
WHERE PRETTY GIRLS SUMNER.
Three Young Men wanted to Know
and Here They FIND Out.


To the Editor.
I noticed iu your evening paper OF MAY 7
letter from three sood-IokinE tahcmD young men
inquirins tor . summer resort shers there we're
plenty OF pretty young girls and where they
| could have a good time. ! am . young man aftsr
thsf styls and would suggest Lake mohonR
,l... .b,ro tb.y would oua everything that q
s,nm., razor, "a, ,urn,.h pre,,y young Giris
ino,,Asa n, .,ss the Thousand isanda I have
b... m both rb..s p,sc.a and have aisays sa.
iovea nv self willis there ! am sure that they
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Fried Liver and Bacon.

Wash the liver quickly in cold water.
drying II with q meat cloth. Take each
slice. sprinkle with salt and pepper on
each side and dredge with -four. Have
the frying-pan hot and fry lightly the
slices Of bacon on both sides. Take them
out on the hot platter and put In the
slices Of liver and fry them in the hot
gravy. turning them several times.
When well done put the liver In the
centre Of the platter and arrange the
slices Of bacon around the edge. Add q
little boiling water to the gravy. thicken
1t with a little flour stirred up In some
cold water. Let 1t boil we'll and then
pour 1t over the dish.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
MENpING FENCES

Ex-President Harrison is here mend
ing his fences. His chief workman in
the Job is Steve Elkins. and he is GER
tainly a good hand at such a task.
But political fences in New York are
Asrd to repair without the assistance
Of Thomas c. Plat So far as this
State is concerned. Harrison may super
intend and Steve may labor, but down
viii 60 their timber as soon as Plat
Strtkes Q blow.
And Mr.. Plat Ia not for Harrison.
That u sure.
The evening world., 1895-05-17
Another schoolmaster Writes.

TO ths Editor:
Permit me to brand maliciously false tAs
statements made by Observer in his recent con.
inunicatlon to The Evening World" I make -
apology Whatever for my conduct on the scca- 4
son IN question, am DO not hesitate 70 ~
that under similar eircuu stances. ! would repeaS
my Action. ] am suxiously awaiting the onslaaghs
Of big brothers and young men Acquaintance"
ineluaIns the inSrats sho did no, have the mas
hood. something l An 10, surpr.ssA At 70 g1vs
lis address correctly Poor fellow, hs has -
heartfelt sympathy. JOHN j. pRIsCoLA
Principal Csstiston School Nc Z l..
New Rrightun. q Z
The evening world., 1895-05-17

Beat half . cup Of butter to . crsamg
heat lightly one cup Of molasses: add To
1t half q cup Of boiling water: take oil
from the fire and add half . teaspoonful
Of soda; pour this over the butter. and
add one tablespoonful Of ginger and
sufficient -four to make . batter that
will drop from . spoon (about ~ cups,
add q level teaspoonful Of cinnamon.
same Of baking powder and bake twenty
minutes in gem pans In . moderate
oven.-Mrs. Rorer.