The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1895, Page 4

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1896. Living Pietares. critics of public affairs who questioned ‘The Best Bel jor B: BY tendent of Public Works, proceeding | A DAILY HINT FROM M'DOUGALL. jveatag We ad y ot a or G6 wad sceraflltaregl lor hepeaeted DRAMATIONEWS AND NOTES|“™** one" Galler URSTIONS OF ETIQUETTE. his fitness for the place. He a or Publishing Company, out with a spoken manifesto, the bur- by Ay Ani Rei ‘New York. den of which in that the canals are to be made “Republican from the lock- ‘Theodore Mose 414 a very nice, gener- FAIOA JANUARY 4, 1898. tenders up.” This in his high concep- @us thing. As soon as he heard of the tion of the duties of his new office, sad death of the two firemen, Chief on Bresnan and Assistant Foreman Rooney, TO THE EVENING WORLD HILL SHOWS SENSE. he wrote to the Fire Commissioners and ‘The longer David B, Hill stays in Gumgested @ benefit performance, offer- Washington the more common sene ing the ure of his Star Theatre for the BO! ne develops. His action in accepting Purpose. The two firemen were general- 99.50) in invitation to dine at the Wh ly on duty at the Star, where they were tremely popular, and ‘Theodore Moss House will surprine and, perhaps, annoy eateemed, both men very highly. ‘The some of his old-time friends, who have Fire Commissioners were very) much f thone “fight- pleased at Mr. Moss's suggestion; so wa tei Why Sack ogo never knows pleased, Indeed, that they determined to Improve upon’ jt. Business Manager when he in licked, but people gener- Charles Burnham called upon them, a ‘ourageous and yesterday he sent out the following I eine cot. ipdltaae dl ts ter to all the theatrical managers in the , vit, That the event of last night {9 sie: bat ss Mr. Theodore Mon tendered the une nificant of changed relations bg heir of, the Mar Theatre to the Hoard of Hire Com Hill and Cleveland no one can doubt Miatonern for The phrpoee, of wisi ‘an enter Mr, Hill did not go to the White House tnavitave iemen. Chet Tremnan id “Aualtant PA—Inquirer Office, 1109 Mar | simply to get a good dinner. The Pres-|- Fireman “honey, who tately tone thete ven tn {dent of the United States and his the “Gompiiatoners frum Meo’ Masa, aed they principal Democratic opponent do not the projert. auch & worthy one hat they make a semi-public display of friend-| Don't Mr. Mayor, bat ned to rescind thelr rule, which forbids ship and good feeling simply for the ny Vent or ein. tekets th fun of the thing. perenne LL | It tn not unreasonable to expect from | FATHER KNICKERBOCKER’S DIARY. Mente a ef ste Rropolitan. On this reconciliation a changed condition econien OFee + No. 12,190 @ the Post-Ofice at New York as bout that thaw, or he made @ good Mr. Burnh: fuided by of considerable public good therefrom. bi Mr. Burnham concluded by The Administration Influence, with the | {44% 4nd. of course, my streets were ail unpre-| managers to meet the memb support cf Hill, will be @ powerful, Ili ines much slime. Will Col, Waring, witn| Hotel, Metropole this afternoon at not an omnipotent, factor in legislation |i) yuentne knowtete, Me, with o'clock, to dixcuss the matter, and y be equal to auch emergencies as this, I wonder? | ranging the affair. Average Circalation Per ‘The pathway of a good currency bill, cee ae '. bal ¥ r every : food-naturedly as on bin Inauguration day, it | bedy Knows that Mrs, John T. Sullivan |] Average Per Ness Day in 1893, SUI USER abe Soult try_my patience, tm mute, t wonder how | NAS A reat fondness for Sartorial effect. im | 48. THE SKIES CLEAR! bit afrald of New Yorkers, who have (oat fl Foon not been theatrically affable this sea- i}; Average Per Week Day in 1891, Republican horlzon and thinks all will|told, of are losing it. They do not think my| Kooner, howevcr, did she get out of New be love and harmony in the Assembly | Mayor acte fast enough about the places. 1 do] York than the costume question was Aver: Circulation Per It will be a better time to form a yard, Su (No Evening term: applied to @ quality which ranks as a] Mise Coghlan rei en Chicago. She has nday “Estey, Legislature after Speaker Fish has an) ings 1 ike to neo a man in the City Hall who] # number of other gowns that will also her repertoire ais which is now a ry ‘Average Per Sunday in 1893, Means Committee and the leadership, a| fon that Just at this time Dr. Parkhurst y talking | Olga’ Hrandon, under the title of “The A Gain in One Year of $7,409. slight At. Lawrence nebulous gather-| great deal more like « real Bows than Platt 11. eo Vee cl Committee | H¢ 18 dep enough to be sometimes dumb. tain amount of credit for her energy 234,520. RSD SLL MEM stelle $s) 608 that led to her appearance in. the. costly what a shade will obscure the sunshine | tery is every prospect that the municipal reform | New Yorkers will shortly see. Miss in thin part of the State. Then the| ite wi be passed. That bugdear to the honest | Kidder, after she had secured the play, York managers, In the hope of getting im 1894, Ing Committees are all likely to cause |iator, has apparently had some of his doubts about |{t produced, Ohe or two refused. point 0 on ree produce “'Sans-Gene,"" but declined to Speaker Fish, last November election renutts, and he ie letting | Produce, “Sanectiene” but declined, to Weather Clerk Platt, and by his ald he| have thelr sway. 1 am glad of this, 1am more} couraged, but sie did not succumb. A Gein Over Mabie Age of || | eoee storm aignals may be rendered | ha willing to be on gond terme with the coun-| After a ‘good deal of hard work sh is and this lady ix backing Ty fe Fishy and Plattish enough to defy | **ltsh reason that I can thus be antured of § it was to get at WORLDS @ nore-headed opposition, and so, if the of affairs in the Senate and @ prospect tait't pared for any auch event. 1 have rarely had to| Hoard of Fire Commissione: on the Senate aide of the Capitol. ~lictol eM cell aS possible, secure managerial ald in ar- ° Week Day, atinfactory to the Administration,| There a great deal of alime tracked into |, We heard very little from Rose Cogh- sugar, frve coal and free iron ore are in good part and sat there and shook hande as/that has caused comment, Gis ta Oa Nan et un.ese, lone Se ban Rab IE os Probably, however, the lady was a little 5 Gala ta One Year E | Speaker Fish sees no clouds on the] The ofce-seckers have lort thelr patience, tam| gon, So she restrained her ardor, No 168, worked, Detroit has already been told ‘A Goto ta Teree Years of 152,470. || | tris nension oh agree WIL theak, Ab expstlange extending ed. “Detroit has already Judgment as to the condition of the | rampinese and h # fot always synonsmous | price will probably Increane by the time 323,471 nounced the standing committees of | iccus the grunt over. e exploited, It is sald that Miss Cogn- td J the Houne. It i# just possible that if - Mr. Ainsworth is given the Ways and| 1 want to write down here my own private opin- | being presented ngland by Miss ing may be seen on the horizon. If the | That does not make mo itke Platt any better. | vtieg Kathryn. Kidder deserves a cer- Average Per Sunday in 18, A Gaia ia Three Years of 88,951. goes as a cop to Oswego or Bt. LAWTENCE, | an, news from Albany conti to be pleasing. | production of “Mme. Sana-Gene," that Mamber of Advertisements Printed Railroads, Insurance, Ranks and Boost-| city representative, the suspicious country lege | OK Mt around fo # number of New 910,087 the gathering of clouds yet unseen by |the sincerity of my people put to rest through the] blank; one or two others offered to | * A Gata Over 1893 of 13,573, But Speaker Fish im to consult | the feelings aroused through the Leow revelations | role, ‘The actress was thoroughly dis- unnecessary. At all events, the House | ''7 district too, for more tian the / manager. | Fitou, was selected: It legintotive treatment, mana, itou wars Speaker's hope of clear skies ahoutd not —— sald that he has a 60 per BY NEW YORK EDITORS. In the recelpts, and the Rialto declare Greatest Year be wholly fulfilled he need not expect that he has'a “goft snap. in 894]| Jany severe atmospheric disturbances) aiisg who think that the entire police force ot | Misa Vesta ‘Tilley, the clever tittle Atrertisements this session. Besides, Fish himself will) voy yor, without exception, can, becaure of the | Concert hall lady, who made such a hit he off the floor, and Ainaworth's mouth | ‘etnness of wome parts of It, be dlecreditel with |e Tony Pastor's, and who will return = will probably be cloned, and these have|inyutity ge not anew wi hen dente the rte | (Us Hear eave a’dinner on New Years been very disturbing elements in past | ceuness, been done by the polire.—The Times. | poor children, Miss ‘Tilley is at present iebiteptenttninnmemcore scenes | Ausembiler, eae) playing In one of the Birmingham pan Sheehan's position appears to be that he would | tomimes. Fish has come to Mr. Piatt. like to stick, but would ther quit than be * e ¢ \ fds — HOME RULE IN EARNEST. Kicked ont. In thi not without discernment | Violent and most alarming symptoms ‘ Ties of illness developed among, the members Congress has resumed its doing of}! ytayor strong has done one good | snd perspicarity, * © * Gn one point his mind | of the “Little Christopher’ company, at mothing at the same old stand. Aspe was, in-|Beeds @ thorough tMumination, and that is that |the Garden ‘Theatre. on New a oe ee HEA acctomaston sen erat ting | he was never wanted ere at ail.—The Tribune, | Day, dg feemed to bie In the natu e se Md an epidemi but prompt medical inv | The Napoleonic McKinley has fallen! i yccutive and to enable him to rule the| To do Mr. Flower justice, he te probably ald | ration proved that It was, nothing, more fate a cold and clammy silence. city as the chief officer of a city ought | he ts out of tho Fxecutive chair, Like ‘Jimmie | Virulent than, as i se made cake, ‘The old year was usher What if the Power of Removal shouta | Tule it. That wan the policy of the | Martin, It was “out of hie tine."—The Advertiser, Hoge As ene islature made the Lede ° e bi der’ the re ecme into effect with nobody to remove? Eee aida deer dete Hower of the| We feeret to se Mayor Schleren placing him-| hy the ‘charming lvinities. of delces — —— PP: of self in @ position of apparent antagoniam to the escent che cach girl was re- ; 1 Meyor Strong indicates Het in| Mayor independent of the Boar: Heaton of th ‘cent idea of Greater] quired to contribute a cake of her own the efficiency gees apa ED Aldermen, That has been the policy| Ney voy, © ¢ © ‘the people, by a majoricy ot | making. ‘That no fatalities resulted Is JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER. ‘This ix the picture of a man who is under Indictment in Texas for violation State Anti-Trust law. Just given another $176,000 to the Chicago interesting to trace the effect of this liberality upon Standard Oj] quotations to consumers. ANER'S BUDGET. (p Here, a Hint here and Tre Tales of City Lil After patience had ceased to be a virtue, the car in Broadway jumped from ran ahead, and seizing the » attached to a truck steered him off the track to the curb and calmly held him there until hin oi Ariver of the truck, who was perched on top of a very high load of empty wooden boxes, furtouly with his whip, the lash of which fell about four feet short. 0 ured some couldn't climb down, and the conductor did not conductor of a cab his car thin morning, Meanwhile, the on hin merry wa} ly he @idn't know the driver waa on the F and proceeds of New York, hae been talking to @ Washington reporter about the Re- publican Presidential “ aaya he, “is that Senator Allison will Tle In looked on as @ safe, con- servative statesman, big enough to be President, and he has not gone about with @ club hitting people over the head, #0 that he has not aro Ex-Senator Leggltt, the lucky man. sure to go to the Weat for their Allison Is the most eligible man. Dig boarhound wan among the first callers on the new Mayor. received his ahare of notice, as have the other callers, His mmasigr ws with him, I saw a man writing @ number of bills and re- He wrote the date ‘'1894,"" de. sive thmes, and ax dellber- ately crossed out the "4" and substituted a "5! after each writing. | ceipis, last night, accompanied by a young op a cable car at Broadway and ‘The hour was 10.20 P. «cat contained but three passengers. The arip- an and conductor both saw the young man wi ‘ag he stood close to the track: but they salied serenely by at full speed. The noxt car deigned to take the cou} it reached the end of the route it stopped Ko violently that one of the lady passengers, who, Uke the rest, had rinen to her feet, was thrown at full length on tho seat. and thought It smart, employees that lon Company enjoys ite valuable framehiso THE GLEANER, I saw a young man to them to stop, The gripman grinned Is At for the purpose of the Metrppolltan ——_———_—_ HERE ARE THE JOKES, A Household Joy--Sweet Charity--A Man Who Loved M plained for To the Béitor: What is the proper way of asking @ ay © marry you? 1 imeend this, but whee I am go- ing to ask her I cam hardly ever think of @ ge tee! way of aaying it. Please tell me what gentleman ought to say and how he should I ‘up to the point. f can think of many ye, but none of them seems according to etiquette or what people aay in the best books. PERPLEXED. No set form of proposal ‘warranted to succeed In every case," is known to this department. Your best plan is: First, to forget all “genteel” phrases and speeches of heroes of fiction; and then to say what you wish in your own words and as it comes to you. ee To the Editor: te It proper for @ young maa living in New York to call on @ young lady living in Brooklyo without Invitation? Ia it proper for a young man to give a Indy @ box of candy at each visit? A. J. W. AND 8. A. ) Yes, if she has asked him to call (2) It is quite “proper,” but not at all ecessary. i sikh e e . To the Editor. Te it proper for a voung man to kiss @ young girl after six months’ acquaintance without any Intentions? CUPID. Certainly not; unless he ts engaged to her. eee To the Raitor, My irl got her picture taken Dec. 9 and only got them Dec. 23. I got mine taken Dec. 16 and got them the mame time (Dec. 23). Now when she found out that I had mine taken, ahe said that she would not give me one before I gave her one of mine, Please decide if a young man has company is it not right for the young lady to sive her picture to the young man first, or should the young man give his picture to her first. E. F., Brooklyn, N. ¥. Between clone friends, such a formal- ity as, you cite is ridiculous, There ts no law of etiquette governing an en- gaged couple's exchange of photo- graphs. ti bate To the Faitor. A young man trom whom I have accepted « Deautiful Christmas present, on New Year's Day failed to send me anything, but presented « young girl friend of mine who Is visiting me a bouquet of natural flowers of prodigious size, What snference am I to draw from this action on the part ot my best young man? — PERKSKILL. Draw no Inference at all. He has a right to give presents to whomsoever he wishes; the fact of his sending flowers to your friend, after remembering you on Christmas, should not be regarded as strange, and above all should not cause the least unpleasant feeling between you, eet To the Editor: I have a friend who gets up always when ladies come into the room when he Im calling at a person's house. I generally wit atill, for wha the use of getting up; It doesn't mean anything My friend saya he ts right to get up when ladies enter and to stand till they sit down. I tell him it Im not etiquette, Which In right? WEST ELEVENTH STREET. Your friend is right. While the act of rising when a lady enters the room and remaining standing until she is seated, may not “mean anything,” it is one of the “small, sweet courtesies of life” whose practice goes far towards dis- tinguishing the true gentleman from the boor, ee e To the Editor: Is {t proper to ask a young Indy to mo on a fishing excursion during the providing I have known the young woman a short time? This answer {a of vital importance to me, FISHERMAN, It depends on the nature and dura- tion of the excursion. The question of propriety should rise, not in your ask- ing her to go, but in her acceptance of Theatre Blow Pompadour surah silk, trimmed with single and double flutings in plain light silk like the neckband, which is finished off at the hack with a bow and sparkling buckle. Bracelets 07 velvet in the deop- est shade simulate under close-fitting sleeves. Orange Pie. Beat the yolks of three eggs with a cupful of sugar, and when light add a tablespoonful of butter. Stir in the pulp and juice of two oranges, the grated rind of half of one, and a cupful of milk, Bake in a deep ple dish lined with pastry. When done, cover with fA meringue of the three whites of eggs beaten with three tablespoonfuls of sugar; brown slightly, cool, and serve. Rich Wine Sauce. One cupful of butter, two of powdered sugar, half a cupful of wine, Beat the butter to a cream; add the sugar grad- ually, and when very light add the wine, which has been made hot, a little at a time; place the bowl in a basin of hot water and stir for two minutes. The sauce should be smooth and foamy. New England Corn Brea Three eggs, well beaten; one cup wheat flour, two cups of yellow meal, into vhich two tablespoonfuls of baking powder have been placed. Sift all to- gether; then add one pint of sweet milk, molasses. Bake half an hour In quick oven, Scal Not Fashionable. The seal is not so fashionable this sea- son, perhaps because it is more expen- sive, and women are taking pleasure in seeming to be economical. It isn’t a bit of sacrifice, of course, to substitute 8 lovely lamb for a seal, but when one saver $200 by doing so it is really a deed worthy of hearty commendation, Making Over a Dress. First rip it entirely to pieces and wash it in a solution of soap tree bark, which will give it the lustre of new goods. Press with a warm fron when nearly dry and fold the plece that is destined to be the front of the skirt and iron a crease down the middle, which will still further ald in giving a new appearance to the remodelled gown. Do not, how tablespoonful melted butter and one of | ever, as you value a well-fitting walet, be beguiled into using tho old ning, 16 Will be sure to spoil the whole effect and stamp made over indelibly on the whole garment. In recutting try as far as possible to put the worn parts of the material where they will not show. If Piecing 1s necessary, be sure to do it neatly and press the dampened seams with a hot iron. Then the pieced places, if they cannot be hidden altogether, will probably be inconspicuous. If new goods is necessary, instead of trying to mateh the old material, it is better to buy some contrasting or harmonizing color and use {t for the sleeves and front breadth of the skirt, using the old sleoves to cut out new back and side pieces for the waist, as the old ones are usually too much worn and stretched to be used in the new gown. For practically it le @ new gown if the original material was worth working with at all. Diet for Growing Children, The question of diet is such an ims port one, for growing children ese pecially, that the only wonder is that so many public school children survive the awful ordeal of the Haiiy juneh. We all | know Punch's famous reply to the query if life is worth living—"It depends upon the liver—and the noon-day doughnut or leathery ple is responsible for more of this world’s wickedness than 1s put down in the histories. Not long ago I passed a pubtle school building just as the boys were rushing Into the plays ground for recess. As Is usual with many schools a vendor stool outside close to the rails, and was instantly besieged by these youngsters and his basket soon bought out. I noted with interest the contents of that basket: Cinnamon bun, flabby, soft and wettishe looking; pretze!s, white and unsalted; Moughnuts—shades of New England de= fend us, such doughnuts!—hard as bule lets and most villainously bilious of hues — ‘ Washing Cambrics and Muslins. If you have black or tinted cambrics or muslins you hesitate to trust to the laundress, give them a dip yourself into water with which you have stirred a teaspoonful of black pepper. This is also sald to save gray and buff linen from spots when rinsed in the first water, To Remove Iron Runt. Ordinary iron rust may be removed by applying lemon juice and salt. Care must be exercised In using this on colored fabs ries, If machine ofl stains get on white xoods rub) them with lemon juice, cover With salt and place in sunshine for @ * Take one quart of sweet milk, a@@ plich of salt, ceaspoonful of vanilla, Sweeten to taste. Then place on the stove to warm, When slightly warm stir In one teaspoonful of liquid rennet. Stir but once after having added the rennet, LETTERS. [Tae cotemn & open to everybody who has a complaint te make, a grievance to ventilate, informa — in his fortieth year, Tam afrald he will contin to be an unentightenod ol bachelor, as we Amere lean store girls, or any other girls, would scorm re ‘he same. A person of that think of ayia ee ?. 11 not even mention egarded ess a | 1s Joy in all the household when the tootsy- bs ntion anything of = approved by the people all along. rer 40,000, have commanited that consulidation | Pesarded as Uttle less than miraculous. | There ts Joy In al the invitation, ‘ wootay youth c= 6 It is not bad news for Democracy that | The Commissioners of Accounts were | snail take plece. Their will must be obeyed.—The| Sadie Martinot has really settled down mb $5 * of ite Initial - Mr. Hill has broken bread at Mr. Cleve. |created, and the abolute power of re-| recorder. to hard work at last, No more frivolity, | Mesomes the pink Poseeavor oF & #aKe Initial) qo tho Editor. pul Ue idea into lees than 100 worda Leryldtert| viet years ago, tion to give, @ wubjar of general talercst to di8cUH | marriage. He ous Ne @F @ public service to acknowledge, end WD OM | sorinkiod with me He edt ete He should have been mare - as he says only insane people s% ‘ e Mayor 68 @ no more diamond losses, no more sensa- toothy Should a young gentleman of nineteen wear| eannot be printed } marry. The only person Houle: oan land's table. moval at will was given to the May Mayor Strong proponea to conduct the business + Honalettes. Miss Martinot 1s touring | And hia apine tt seems to stiffen and to lengthen | rings on his fingers, and, if ao, how many are =, wrould be the yoone tay ane ee aan ‘ == es over such officers, for @ purpose. That) ii iy ae ne wonld conduct his own and to- the country for all My worth, and San] many yards oroper? I have four or five rings and 1 like to] Amother Single-Tax Miustration. Demet et, Would marry. Nai, New York ts no less firmly against a | purpose was that the Mayor should) ori i, same rigorous inquisition and super. RFancisco likes her. What do vou think | when he frst dons knickehockers and his aistish | woqr them, but some aay it I8 not fashlonabie for | To the FAitor: OF THE MANY STORE GIRLS, military police than against a political|ulways have at his command an ine) yigjin tat te would exerine in the case of an|eayarishpudently. vet peetile, Skate | skirt dlecand A gentleman to wear so many. C.C.N.¥, | In anawer (0 Peekskill, Jet_me Xmas Gitt, @ictatorship. vestigating committee, through WhOM | ingitu:ion confided to his private care.—Tho, Martinot is one of those ageless stage | But all his life's initiations seem most dreary, A tingle pla 1a ri that hia experience with the cat differs but sUishtlY 175 the Editor: — he could enter at once into any depart: | press, ‘beauties who remain permanently young | — duil and fat Free Reo rae cr one With | trom the experience of Congressman James Ma-T ow 24 T purchased a pal i Is it true that Mayor Strong ts more| ment or office in the city government| | a sie Nand good to look at, while the chorus! when sized up with the pride he takes & small seal, forma the extent of Jewelry | guire, ot san Franciaco, win while passln& ®/ riond on the condition thar then Cee pee Kind to Patrick Divver than to Oliver {and make a searching inquiry into all], {7 the iellmony he (Cant Schmittherser) Reve (HT Moved trugedicnne, Kraws Inte, fat In his @ man should wear on his fingers, tate in ‘Princo noticed the pocullat outtine of the leh nzed if rot the riche alee Ate parrtladl ° @umner Teall? its operations, It would be absurd to sent Re al Goalies eyed ass oe and placid matronhood.” Miss Martinot First To the Editor. portrait of a seemingly thriving village, WHIM Dime 1 found that ilap eae dy orm contend that the Commissioners were ould not be} has been advertised as well as Jumbo ‘oie Please tell me what to do after receiving | on closer Ingpection proved to be @ tomeat !9) qhursday, at 6.15 P.M, 1 ee tried on hie indictment, tt would be practically |or Oscar Wilde. Maguire, I belleve, Is not nat- + T agreed at the store Brooklyn has 4,50 saloons. This means | only authorised to examine the accounts |. y..4ch of tne public honor to try him. The ial, Petaee 3 lady's visiting card with these words added: ‘‘At| the outline, Mr, Maguire, "Vikened the] Vit! the floorwalker after I returned the gloves Great Sunday work for the camera-car-/and vouchers, like a bookkeeeper, @8] Huiic sentiment of the State wan satisfied to e'8 no excuse nowadays for thea- apolis Joursal. V home, Friday, Dec. 28, from 4 to 7." T went at|urally superstitions, but ssiailenlly, likens the | 22! Fecelved a credit check for the aame, the tying reformers, that could be done by the Comptrolier. | giye him immunity in return for hie testimony, | he number of eeugeni chee a es th ie Hamaef Cuarltr Mec ahdaies teontie ter atte iar ee Ste the tandiordiam in whose embrace we Aooiralise felling me that my friend contd come ‘The Commissioners of Accounts woud | and it matters little what particular State oMtcer| been distributed of late is, large enough erard has never before paid me any] Her Relehbors reoeiving. | Shall I call upon the | fomea! embrace we must |orcege NOraINE to Ret the gloves for the credi¢ Whatever promise was made to Capt.| not have been armed with the extraor-| made the promise 10 keep even as big a city aa Now York tonight he danced. with me four] Motles# and the four ladien again soon, or wait | Mow are, ant out of witore embrace we MWK Vcheck, as T did mot know the exact alge, My Schmittberger and accepted by him in| qinary power to send for persons and ee - within the bounds of punctuality. Hoyt] Siqerent. times for them to call upon me? Dorn the tact of [encape. Mr. H. H., look out for the a! Whle” J friend went down early and found the doore Good faith must be kept. papers and to compel the attendance of EDITORIALLY EXPRESSED, and Ch aries Frohman | set the clock ee la Oh, well, It was a charity ball, you must their receiving with her change the calling rela- en you around; Beet he ene at Io Ked and the Sherif guarding it. The firme ph ul dees, jon, but the prettiest tme-pleces that | Dedand : tiona between them and me? They ail owed me| Mr. Maguire's. BLT, Westchester, N. Ys Thad failed. The stock w ol een the extent ea peat Ie: : illustrate bs was being take The news from Homestead surgesta | Witnesses If auch had been Europe's Gener Ten tad By Me iG aEnt one Ramiratin | Seren ee tee Ales coi erat owe tHeea? Do Your Laughing Alone, time that I received the credit check and a mates that Mr. Carnegie's ts as yet only # Mayor Strong intends to use the Com-| As the “general European wart did not come | Rerfarmance of “Little Christopher’ New He Knew Music, MRS. LESTER BELLAMY, mata ealns was Lyreas at6P. M. that the house had failed, , ‘ 2 p ot come | Aare One BORE Mateworth 2 o N.Y Esto Now, they surely knew forty- pembtrtamphant autocracy misstonera as the law intended they | om last year, according to the umal prediction, | features about them ia that. they Keep | Ste —are You fond of music, Mr. Sharpeln-} i winhenin eeeael is fay, 1 roll over in bed every might laughing at | Ypt; hey minty knew Sree lates earlier ee e " sea, He will send them|it wit 3. Hut evidently all] good time, s fate? ? yown notions and other hoveiled-edged | FRA MAS coming, Was It not thelr duty to tm reese Frey. card and New On eee oe oat ee a seeeat: email ths powers aro afral@-ot Ir ane thas lo cee aed | © oa He—Very fon, mist. Didn't you see me leave] If thelr cards were not sent to you be-| My O¥® mations and vier peoniva! YCuen ONT form me to take either money or gloves and ba eable cars are conducting an Interesting | eee ior the city government. He | Riarantes of peace.—Minncapolts Tribune, n-iiving pictures will be shown at| se rom when the young man began to singt—-| forehand announcing that they were to] tia, “when a man laushs, the whole world | ‘ie™d went down early and found the doow fivalry in the knockabout business. bite 5 2 ; Siar Theatre Sunday night, They | pocroit Pree Press. receive with your hostess. Racha vern trast led? As it ts now I am out both the mon kabout busine Will keep them as @ perpetual Lexow Auiloay 16 @ emator fo be ‘ahiehv reniarbablet ter tate 1 SO Naughe, with him, and when he len he ces andthe gloves, 0" 20% 1 A the menea Soi over nachinery of - ‘d vlestrical effects, and they have Hin New Job. ” A . - alone.’ 1 wiil add, to never laugl company, 797 Eant Twenty-aixtit ety ‘When cable cars lose their respect for i minittee Lebo the ‘whole: mac ¥ There ahould be justice in all thing If Mr. “The Old’ Homestead.” Thi EVENING WORLD" GUIDE-BOOK. | (os me one of that company will go away with haw nia SoS ec este the hospital ambulance it is time to ar-| the Kovernment. ject at tl haa arcumulated only $800,000 since his ac Theat ople intend to give The raltroad brakeman quit at last, the idea that you should be crowded to the wall " m Learn “Crapst” Fange for en armistice with the gripmen, | This is Home Rule In earnest. THIS) vossion to the Senate, he should not be calle We tnestay matinee as well as Sunday Some other work he wanted. Sights of New York--XXXVI in onler to show you how serious he is, Save} 7 the Editor . eS saves a heavy expense to the State. This jonaloa GLI ine Mute ve oeaae apeaney t views of these pletures, Me fooked and fooked, without succes Cuatte Willlames your pent-up eniterance unt you get ane, and | Wave the people ot thi elt, who aay tat the ‘There is good news as to the quantity | Puts Bop to ail te sel paraaine €n0 which has unintenti fallen into this © Three strong men—the Romas, of And yet was sll undauntes i then let It burst forth in loud peala of ‘glad: ~~ man 1s the originator of’ crap-shooting, and quality of the season's ice up the | “Understandings” between i WALOTS +) make the amende honorable.—Kan Munich—will arrive In this city on board Luck came at last—a crockery store, someticatedivenestes."* Don't altow yourself to | '™ o He account of the gang that the cops pulled Hudson. No chance now to talk of an | #"d Investigated. . Star a ie AN CAD A, len te ane aupaay.. hey For him a place was making; bo alde-trackel or cut off from your base of sup-] 0" the nisht of Des. 29 on the Bowery? ‘That ice famine. Always provided that the Commission- It the Tip War Straight, Two nt them noid up above (hele oan quick he went, when they found out plieg, unless as Wilnon say! Is to get a {140 tat the crep-shootern wear don't At me, bud = era of Accounts are honest men and able] | 1) he ip Was ste @ Mac fone quinke ball while the cued That he was uted to breaking Detter vaiinge aroun} from wntc to, shel! the |T Nou lke to know where did thoae high-tomed The theory of the striking cloakmakers | {0 see through @ millstone with a hole} | Sivt Mernee seems to have had no scruples forma wnon the centre of that implement Atlanta Journal, campe of-ie enemy.” SOP-HE sontlll (aa ise Aout race learn It at If tho ehlte ri nap in it. ’ i fay Jay Gould m4 he ¢ sually |e: Do . —— —— : of Aunt Hager's race were the fou eee, Sarvation without wares. can ‘ it But bow many men would have refused «| horizontal bar, ‘Taking into account the Not a Free Fight, ‘The Nelief in Santa Claus, for Iam sure they do not associate etal tt be be ured for a time than star- Itai trons dhe Si laaha sBeiou kool es jeney of such & medium for the eX=| paeyert near that you were in a free ght Test a a iba eine Would like some ot your readers to tell me mn wi for all time. GIRLS WITH GIDDY DREAMS. wauanr bint At “the diihenity af ihe teat hecnmea| sid : 1 had a little dispute with a friend of !0W they learned {t, REFORM.” = 1 emma, ve * e ib h re Att Not r nt hristmas that 5 a Republican contemporaries are conf-| TWO siaters, old enough to know bet=| gi... ic one thing to gdmire in tre temmany Apparent And no doubt he is qu Smasher—Vree Aehtt Not on your stay bere, 1 who belleved until is te chips No Frost thers on Them, Gertiy expected to construct mountainous ter. left their home near Batavia, N. V..| aieswan’ We meen ue kee ain he . ah paid $10 and costs for it this A. M.—Philadetphia aus rs relll setenes na travels ta, the Baltor alae t . i iis office without calling i apa Inauirer, over the roofs and over the good children's house: Jokes out of a great Hill coming to a] ast Monday night via a witelow and a} iy ine entire universe to dom mourning. —Wash The Relermer's Pian; : Seen oettis: thelr stockings with good little| RePlying to query of “7H. J. BR." would aap Sgurative Mahomet at Washington. ladder, and exp pen tale departure 10} ingion (Alp: Banthorne's song in “Patlence.*) je Was Much Carried Awa + — @ note whieh said: "We are both tire - ‘nd when I informed her that she was one the vas = Hoan may be prevented collecting aa — ‘ ; anxios for to shine in the high re se peratitions fools in ex. (cv me inside of his window by havin *The jingocs will be duly and dutifully | of living all our Hives on a farm without | Getting tm the Papers in Bethtehem, me of the defensive aystem in and about New York biggent aha moat superstiitous fools th °F | cus’ cleculation of alr Caen La © ovetiaee isappointed in that Great Britain has] seeing anything else of the workl, and] Sleishing Nas and the Methle Marbor, It is chiefly useful in these days, aside e she got angry and felt insulted at the r¢ lows that are opem taken away their opportunity to say flery » wuing tu some city to make our] Spy. Ht Rives them a chance orvae idea of bath at Bottom and te will cess from filling the place of a historical relic, in She claima that no child drops the Idea of UL Went raentys, be clear, things about the Bluefelds situation. aly was showing a visitor the family por- sin the picture gallery. ‘That offver there You must make nstrous kicks at the em," she said, "was my great-gran inl elgeLT dno chante , and down then He was as brave as a lion, but one JB, 406 West Twenty rect Perhaps we will come back i i Inspiring popular guesses ax to how tong it not until her age, which Is about~ 6 West Twenty-second street, ‘sixteen, Now, I leave It to the Jean De Rensk eat che i ' Acdalaie: ihn Amaninn. Haas te the eae a ACRE Pe eee would stand before a well-almed modern un always slsteen. ; en Lege. Hee you suine time, and we will be aitle In which he did not have an arm oF : Cone. Bye aria’? to decide at| gy the Balto Metesiical eapreasion) i common use Mott 9 . Aphcnial, Show MeMiCANIE: talegraph Ate, ibplinng [whee dele ‘ t mustter—it Is only iate| URSA ama” then she adled Proudly: Vernor's tetand ever since init, Mt is butt ot | SUM R04 gary LL, M. | 1 believe that the lege of Jean de Reszke ere The real article in darkness is now to : esout to the Philadelphia payers, too. —Alientown ‘ ' ey vill aay ridwie | Femeuls—V stone, and is @ three-storled atructure. Un worthy to be claased with the foot of Tritbyqahe feather-Drained girls! Wh, : ' ; = — nubtedly ft great guns could Ae handsomest in the wort ad be discovered in almost uny Manhattan . (Mad Leader « this man grea a mabtediy {te areal @ bd have aided very World. Is there no way tm TEA read ear acter nighttall folly beckons them or a throbbing am a - vieua (hi edace: A Contented Fellow. at one time, to the noise and red-l py ihe Ralior: Which a model of these truly perfect appen peels = bition to write their names across the EXTRA ON 1 ony, ( openly tn terms adverse to 1 Seat can’t tell of cruel war, Now, the Castle only adde a] gorere, 1 fold my hands and wait, to aM otherwise very attrariive.indlviinat eam be “ f w|eky in blazing letters, they will soon - = Hide. tha’ boro'tl “4 red light, at night, to the number of other care for wind, nor tide, nor Kea, EW YORK GIRL, ‘Just look at the City Hall plaza." |*kY in blozing | : it 4 lish tah he Nor a ore A NEW Y Yes, some of it got in sight again to-| Harn to regret the rash step they have (From Ally Sloper’s Half-Moliday) particularly brave man he, all] But I aiill keep the crope a-growin’; signals in the harbor for the guidance of m: rave no more ‘gainst time or fate, The New Pri Ix Hetter sulted te Gay. It had been largely hidden from|t#ken, It will not be long before they ‘ si I feat can’t know iners. Sic transit. For lo! my own shall come to me, By Vous Paras 7 , will find out that the world ts an in Oh, be sure to Joer and sof at the methods of How the wind'll blow. Soe ea a Mortal view since last week's storm, | Will find out that the world ta an in a ear a8 Teoh tere ware ceatusn EMPIRE STATE BITS, May my haste; T make delays, To the Editor: But a new park administration is coming. | MMC BieKer ine 7 : rer sph Ge Bhehwas ara pears ae For what awaits thin eager pace? Mere te “on of ihe: Jeltain at whieh pan b. ho atavian farm. ‘The dinner-horn does nd who stirred up Sheehan's ire th or hall, or snow; ie letter cl ow Youre a iar! as he weitied | ee cllows! stand amid the eternal ways, many aad ee ei ic, Goy. Mitchell, of Florida, has finally |not blow so regularly for struggling ane writhed In w 1 seat can't tell iG HETR 8 Rani ot ae OG Fallen. 4k eee ects onli vaey aay tae, Ferra ne tan (aN LS saan, Wht 6008 10 Ie @ecided not to allow the extradition of | womanhood in a large city as it does Of course you wil! pooh-nooh his leat Sa 1 Sent lay low f Not at all odd. , pes eWay an for 1-2 per cent. less if Mr. Flagler just now. This is the same|in a country home, and a girl cannot ant pronolnce them crude and mee ‘An’ the old world Keepe ergata’! Aion a Paneneaese Gey, pees Siveralon 18a! “Alle amakh WE Ale o'A6y, Feed er Ce cHtANE * . v4 Z yet ol breath! npell, a Governor who finally decided not to stop| keep her name and clothes as clean opm ahort ot hat ae 1 jen can't aay ea, Wine Tle eer ee al see Le P. &—Give us more about how to improve the : 9 . While Byrnes remained serene. a 0 « e are Aetreye o lon, &e, the Corbett-Mitchell controversy in the |in a smoke-wreathed metropolis as she Sa ne are ieee ee Sap tena carrey ire omplexion, &c, And do say, prize ring. can around the barn-yard and among Now Lexow's gone away Grape lands in the Chautauqua district netted elds. An’ the bees—they buse Patriotiam is to be put to the severest | “Geren Oe og great deal 5 Doras in goal enough for bim, he Tue mas Pelee hes oust cure HS an are last neton, of @ test in Whitestone, L. I. There| ghout the grandeur of city lite, but a a non-inguisitive Inquisitor this Mr An’ still make Roney uae a a nee ene Money in the village treasury, and| short stay in a $1.80-a-week rear hall Gol must be! (That'e they way they do vent explosions of ol! lamps. will have to work for the next) room, and the $1.0's few and far be- Then a highly wrough 5 Jem SOR's Neer, Fy Milk sells by the pound in Clyde, months without recelving pay—if| tween at ahat, will take the tingel off : Sry fasion tmust excite your fo 1 go my way, will, but they say they won't. : . ose acemkatt South Dayton, with # population not exceeding their thoughts and make them sigh for Into th for their modera| Aa’ the old world Keeps a-gola'! 360, has seventeen widows, unfortunate of men, Me never fought It the hives will pay But the roses—they keep blowin’; ‘Tho stars come nightly to the sky, Sniffs the Good ‘Time Coming, ‘The tidal wave into the se To the Editor: Ror space, nor deep, nor high, There's good time coming, boys, my own away from mi ‘A 00d Ume comin Vv. D. B, New York. ‘We may not live to see the day, But earth shall feel the glad’ning ray - Girl Makes Reply. OF the good time coming. w Cannon balls may ald the trut oy A 1 jest take all— Jobn Trapp, the village blackamit! | Mayor Schlieren has appointed three Soci tarmag : ilinsiaea: mae’ Waatlac ee iN cans Spring to Fall, ia Suse, tir yal ans tes tot ane 1 no- Dal BAMERS & BennOR stronRgee 5 pins committee to inquire into the) congress at_work again” For i ‘an apostie in the great Reformer's band: | Like t come Lord's bestowin', | business for the reat of his Itt ticed that “Jack Demptar."” & person considering} Well Win the Baltle By Ite aid, ), sauce rei megane srelay slaushiere stance: The dignified Benate wasted the y never minding If there's bread to eat, G. H. Morris, of Cuba, Allegany County, died | himself perfectly sane, bas been very willing in his ROSH, # dy ‘ u Fon every Rend: It in powertat # condemning the character of American girls, espe-| ow One Leiter Wars A ‘and succeeds in reducing tne bloody | WHle morning hour yesterday with|\ Customer (with extensive acreage of Then every one wil y 0't Jess thankful ‘sania dressed. Pcpulist Allen's declamation on the/chiy—But Lthought your ¥ sdiar charge While tho boys the papers non I'm short oF : Te the waiters jeu Bumenity will be very grate-| senate iegiaurant, while the House] wi skeen ai At ben Simattoted wish jouraaliae waye that] feat taketh Omeials Looking Wackward. | siniy uo foundation for such remarks ile, per-| ga'toionss ts "Ht ™G® of & letter obdremeg dallied feebly all day with aimless cur-| 1 * but, you see, hove eigere Mutat mF Til che roils complete, Looking backward, the officials of the New haps, ie not the sort of @ person that a lad) r) woop. “Mr. George Washington Aldridge, of|rency tatk and collcquies on certain{ you and a penny | Why what ¢ most pers g20d man tors 9 q on 4 wafer Aw ihe u Police Department probably wish they could have! care to be in company with. Therefore, he dose JOUN, Rechester, wewly appointed Superin-|phasce uf the deed McKinley bi, — | would Ab wit pomp, pS PMY ant MAE MME Os ANG Sle oven as (ar abeed.—Pitiaburg Commercial-Garstze | mot know 0 lady whey be weve one He says be is) Old enough, I'm aur, SS a Comte, |