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Ip" THE WOULD: THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 5, 1893.
tV. fvbUthta bv tl.e Jrtst Jlibltthtng Oompamv,
Kfr, t3 to 63 rui How, New Yoax.
j'l THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 5.
fif BUBSCRimO.NSTO THE EVENING WORLD
wjW (Including Postage)-
My PER MONTH SIOc.
Kg- PER YEAH 83.60
Vol.33 No.11,401
JSh Enttr.d it Ibe 1'oit-OnW. at Ntir York aecond.
vf claai raitter.
i tr BRANCH OlFICERi
Kft WOULD UPTOWN OFFICn-l2C7 BnoAnwAT,
EP between Silt nd 32d !.. New York.
W& WOULD 11A11LEM omuE-l'JtTU St. asd
Kv' Madhos Avr.
K BROOKLYN-309 WAdntxoTON St.
life PHILADELPHIA, Ta.-I.i norn IinitniNo, 112
AS . 0CTB6tD HT. WASllINUTON-ClOnTHhr.
ft -
I IflM-Ml Records Beaten-1B92
M
I 139,262,685
I WORLDS were printed and
circulated in 1S92.
M This is a gain over iSgr of
It 23,724,860.
Vh
The average per day in '92 was
380,499.
A gain per day over 1S91 of
63,958.
In 1892 THE WORLD printed
890,975 Advis.
Again over 1891 of
107,369 Advts.
THESE GREAT TOTALS WERE NEVER
BEFORE EQUALLED HY ANY
PAPER PRINTED IN THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
ISfo TUK WO'"'" win not. witter ami clrrum.
"ipB HKitirM, Atlrt llflrcj.oiiiWH up thr i, turn
1 or $ajeeeptng -or any lelntetl mnnuFt't'UttH
or picture?, ofwhattveier thni'aclrr or infoe.
' yo exception cell: tv ninefc lu ttiit rule lrlth
regard to either tcllcia ur tnclir.ni ex. .ur
vttl the edltur enter intn von t xumltn e iuti
certitng unavailable inanunriin.i.
The Evenino World's
Net paid bona fide actual daily
Average Circulation
Is greater than the combined cir
' culation of the
! EvenlnRSun,
I Hail and Express,
EveninR Post,
: Commercial Advertiser,
r. Evening Telegram.
eMs,' There are a great many good things on
wm '" 'ess days.
vn& The politicians didn't pot the blanks in
' Sn r municipal drawing of the year.
K p.
5, Baltimore ltepublicnns aro now draw-
I B l&f the color line just outside tlio party.
Hi K
W u Of the building of new hotels and then.
Kt ? tres there seemB to bo no cud in Nuw
mi V York just now.
Ift'Jf Things having come to n rloso shnvn in
B. the Kansas Legislature, of oouiso Mrr.
', Lease can no longer be runeidernj in thu i
K ;' (Senatorial field.
iKf The fcrcesnrclnc towards Now York-I
I 'I J Brooklyn consolidation uro ceasolcss in !
t A f their operations. I
!It Is ft desperate, catch.as.catch.cnn
6 wrestle that the liealtU ofllrerH aru Imviui;
Kj 'h with the typhus.
Hjj! Electric Hchtius should lous ac;o have
fi'L. becouio an established tystcin in all well-
H-.'i w regulated railway passensor services.
K' i
W'jji Ex.Mayor Hewitt says he has prowii
liul wiser as to the rapid trans t iiostiou. So
IvJU has the public. No coddlliiR to the " I,"
BliH road.
BfrjU' The State Lejislaturo, on its first two
Hm' days, set itself nn example of promptne.s
W 5jj which it may well follow throughout tl.o
K 311 session.
IE M Tur. WoriLn's crusado for good roads in '
jB j the Annexed District is awaltvumu nn I
H interest which must result most bene-1
P(l Bcially.
iy Connecticut should act promptly in ne. '
P cord with Oov. Mor.ins'x recoiiuncuilu-
HHH tion and reconstruct its ancient aud I
AjF antiquated Constitution.
BW, It may be trne, as published, that Mr.
Vk' Cleveland has uover seeu Mr. Platt.
Ul But It Is certain that he has more than
' once gone him one better.
gw 4f . '
;' ' Chicago firemen can be heroes, too.
4 They proved it by their gallant rescue of
K ; comrades yesterday from a huge building
p j wrecked by flame and natural gas.
m .
Br V The nervieit forger has turned up In
K I Elizabeth. He exchanged a 5 bill for bis
Jll intended rictlm's check for the amount,
in order to get n pattern for his forgery.
It's sometimes wise, to put a limit nn
one's accommodation to plausiblo Etrang. '
crs In the uialter of checks and signa-turos.
Rr,nh REvniox.
The I.egislaturn did noil to pass the hill
ainnndiiig thu Constitutional ('omentum
law, fo as to avoid a mldw Inter election,
before the recem. The ironlu want nud
the Slate needs a revision of thi ConMi.
tution. Vu havo outgrnnu soino of its
provisions anil iipcrii nect hnti poiiittd
out improvements th.it run bo made in
others. '1 ho main ('niir-tfltiliiiii has bri n
in oxtstftHO nearly lift v years. It 1ms
lion patched up finm tltnn to time, but
it will bo better lor a thorough overhaul
in?.
'Die pcoplo did not want a midwinter
election, and heuio the iiiueudiiirut to
the law as (lesirablu. The llepubllcaiis,
wlio opposn every Deuinviatic iiuasurn,
nccfssailly without reason or with rea
son, were rompi-lled to ndmit that tlio
law us now liauicd is n (air one. mid made
nn very merlons opposition lo thu pass iyo
of the bill.
Now Id both pintles take inro to send
l their very best men as clnlegates lo tliu
Conventioii, ami wo hlnill sceiire h ('on.
Mitutinu that will iiisurn thu pmiiss
and prospeiity of the htato lor imotlier
fifty jenis.
A CA?U IN POINT
Mr. Hamilton Wooii, foimirlv a
picture-.tealer at H.'ii Ilio.idvuiv. tills n
vorv straiigo htoiy mid ni.iI.eM 11 sunoiis
chai go against his wife, whom ho licenses
ol having Kucuied his confinement in a
lunatic asylum fur uotflv thirtotii jours
Mr. Wood pmtpsls that hn was all tho
timo perfectly sane. 'I hu asvluin in vvhu li
ho was placed is ut Dauveis, Mass He
was trimsfiirreil lo Woicosti r a vear ago.
Of course, thu story needs continuation
so far as tlio claim to sanity is concerned.
Mr. Worm says ho has sent letters to
friends bcgclug tliem to obtain his re.
loiso scores of timiM during tin period of
his Incarceration. Hut when thov visited
the asvluin they were told hr was iusauo
and that seems tohavoMitisliud thoin. At
last soiuo o'd companion procured his
liberation.
A few days aco tho Attornov.Gc nerul
of this Slate decided that all private luna
tic asylums must bo licensed by the Stato
Hoard nud tlmi eonin under tlio nipcrvi.
sum nud (initial control of tho llcmid.
Mr. Wooh'h casu poiuta tho ccpedicucv
and bumaiiity of Ibis requirement. If
asylums can bo run without any supervi
sion tiv tho proper authorities, cases of
ui.jiist nud I'liiel imprisonment in such
places may be possible, and the possitul.
I Hy of siieli n brutality should nut bo al
lowed to ovist.
BnooKf.YSV! rim: bcandal,
Tlirt cliargcn or allegations mado against
tho Hrooklyn i'lro Diumitiiient by repm
selilatlves of thu Hoard ol t'nderwilteln
yestcrdav nro of a very serious character.
Mi. .1. II. Vnuii'isi'. ol thu IIoiiiu In
siirancn Coinpiuiy. who was thu spciki-
uiiili.-ttild Mavor HooiiV that thn Deptrt-
t
ineiitwas accuu'dof tho giosse-l liru.ichi s
o( discipliiiu. Among other thiugH It wis
wiiil that thev li.nl gongs lived in caloous
to givu them hignala whi'o lliey vvi ru
lounging and rambling m such lesoits.
Mr. Wahhiii'iim. expressed u doubt
win (her u iiian who spent much of his
tune on rncu tracks and m his own yacht
was u lit person lor ducT of a I'iru lie.
partinout, or was likely to heciiio ills,
cipllun in the folce.
'I hu fact wns elicited that thu introduc
tion of tho trolley railioad nvsti m was
regnrcb d by tlio undervv liters asincrcns.
lug thu hnuid, nud was one of tho itn
sous for raising thu in' is of lusuiaui o.
Thn chiilges against thu I'iru Depait
muut are to bu luailu in writing and then
Mavor Hoonv is to appoint u committee,
to investigate thcin, 'llio people ought
to demand that thu Investigation shall bu
thorough.
PARALLEL CASES.
Mavor Hoonv has r.tinol up tho polili
cal wild beasts iu tho Kings Comity (own i
menageries by his pioposi'.ion to draw,
ttiein all into limits of thu city of Hrouk
lyn. Tho Mayor told the jicoplo of tho towns
that dual governments caused needless
expense ami were productive of nntagou-'
islic purposes, whllo conccutrnted respon. I
stbilitv would Uimulicto cnterpnsi) audi
enli.iueo tlie v.diio of property.
He novv finds thn Supervisors, tho town
I constables, ami eveuv seedy politician
who call pick up a dollar out of a town
I job, "jumping upon bun with both
feet,'' as tho political vernacular expiesscs
ill. Onu Supervisor calls .Mavor Hooov'h '
suggestion ridiculous, nud siy that when
the people of his town want tohoauuexed
to llroiiklyn thoy will wiy so. I
Does not Mavor Iloopv ri't'ngnira m tho '
I opposition of thu politicinusof thn county
towns to bis proportion of annexation
ami thu approval of tho people, mi exact
I paralh I to thu situation in the casu of the
I proposed union of tliu two cities'' Thu
political Icirpies ih;ht union tooth and
nail. Tho hcinest p.ople disiro union,
lie.it.'. ami soul. Ihoiirgunii'iitn tho Mayor
usos in support of aiiin ation ere pre-
clsolv npplnalilu lo union. Why then
wasMavoi 1'oonv silent in his missago
on the giuiler cpiesiion of the union of
New York and liiool.lvu.
THE MICMKiAK EL'TTUllA;. I,AW.
Tho lie publicans. Iiolding contiol of
both hoiisej of thn .MiehiMii Legislature, j
pronr.so to icpciil thu Miner electoral1
law. which providos that I'lesideutnl
elcctots shall bo chosen bv C'ongressiuual
cii'tn.N. Tho luw did not plcasu tho
I llepublicans lust jcar, beenuso without it i
thev would li.it o socurcd thu entire elec-
toral voto of tho State, whilo under tliu '
Miner law the electors aro divided I
As soon us n law works politically
agaiust tho ltupublicans, the party clam
ors for its repeal, 'lho question of the
public good eloes not cuter into cousldor.
ation. " If tho law offends theo, wipe it
off the statute book," is tho principle, or
the want of principle, on which tho poli
ticians act. The llepublicans were blat.
ant for the enactment of llsllot Itofurm
laws on the Australian plan everywhere,
and rated the Democrats on their alleged
opposition to such a bencficeut measure.
Now that the Ballot He form laws vvoiU
agaiust tho Itcpubllcaus by soouring tho
secrecy of the ballot and proveuliug brlb-
1 rry, they arc ciUilly loud in demanding
'their repcnl,
'lliCHc aro very Mnall political metlioils.
'J he West is growing nioro mid mure
Democratic every year, nud the chances
uro that if thu Mlchlgnu Hepitblicnu
Legislature icprals the Miner net
thu whole electoral voto of tho
Stnto in ISM will bo east for the
Democratic rnniliilnti h. 'I hu piogress
of thought mill judgnii lit among the peo
plo cauiiot hu checked liv sue ial leglsla.
tion any imoiu than tho wuvch of tho yvw
can bu swept I net. with a brush broom.
r'AINlINO llKIDi; .
.Swooning during tho weelding cero-
iiioiiv is bi'coiuing fashionablo. In thn
past month them lmvo be en several in- y
slaiiceh of interrupted riles, duo to nei-
1 vous collapse in thu presence) of tnatri-,
monv. Tho oilier duv n bridegroom j
fainted, tlirco tunes in thu church, and
this morning we learn that u lliidgeton
i N. .1. i bruin was ovctcomn when thu
liiomelitoils eiii-stioii was propounded 1 y j
the iiiimstur, and toppled over into tho
linns of thu briileglooiii
llel iniitliri win, ilidn't want to seo her ,
fainting alone, thought shu'd tako "somo '
of thu sauiii" uiid in u minute mado her-
i hi If ll source) of Mlllcltlldei to ll few of the)
wedding guests. 'I here' was so much uti-
I consciousness Hi tliu ensemble that thu
leeiemoiiy vvuM udjoiirni d to another ehiy.
' It sei'iiis all light for u brhlo to bo
ove i whelmed by hui feiilings on tho Imp.
piosl elav of her life", but for a bllelu
groom lo h t go of his picscuco of uiliid
or a prospectlvu mother-in-law to lorgot
hoi wliero.iiin-l-iit-iitivcnusH on such nn
occasion looks u llttlu luiiiarknblu, nud
the re can bu scaic-oly any otbor pxciiso for
it than that swooning brides nud fainting
bridegrooms uro tlio latest treaks of
! fnshiuii.
'I hero would probably bp more fainting
billies nt the ntlnr if nil of thorn knew
i what matrimony liad In storo fur them.
Hut the men nud tho iiiothors-in-lavv
nlwaHgotthiibektofnintriuionv, and they
have) no business to protend to havo
epileptic or cataleptic fits over tho closing
of tbo bargain.
I Two Russian (ioLcruls interviewed in
Paris think n war with Germany would
bo popular. It would certainly furnish
! nn engaging subject for international ells.
ciiHSion nud would bo iiiuehinoro oxcitlug
than thu pi'ieco of Kurope. Hut thu cost
it would involve in blood ought to imilio
i even thn Idea of it unpopular in this ecu.
tury.
So rorcu.Hill l.ol'OF, is lo go to tho
Seiiatu ! Well, tho poopln havn fixed
things so that he can't do much damage
nn v wheiP in t ougiois j ho hu might us
well bu in thu upper as lu thu lower
house.
I Dumping city garb igu off Oak Point is
nn outrage. 'Ihu poopln should revolt
against Nuw York's primitive methods of
handling its refuse. And tho revolt
can't conio too soon. A crematory's thu
.thing.
" I.nck of hleiuu " caii'od last pvoiimg's
lute rruptioii ot t infl'm on the br.dge cablu
railway, which occurri'd, as such things
usually do, at thu timo when thn lush was
greatest. At liny late, thn uxciibo is nuw.
I'.ditorH nnil reporters nro to bo ex
' cluiUd from attack in thu anti. Sunday
I papor crusado in Pittsburg. Their fonu
j of letiiruiiig thanks will liinko interesting
l lending for tho crusaders.
Within tho last few days very uncoiii-
1 feu table) charges of burglary, assault and
extortion huvo been divided among live
New York polici'iiicii. It uliould not bnvo
been possible.
If tho machine Senatorial pattoru is ac
cepted at Albany, to that extent Novv
York City, in its gain of Assemblyincu,
will havogmuod simply in misrepresentation.
If Michigan HopublicniiH have their
vvav the Minor I'lertonil Inw will bo
blasted. And they wero able to organize
both houses of the Legislature yesterday.
farmer Du.nn'h promised harvest of
snow canio on time. Tho ngricultii'isl of
thn Pepiitabln Hull ling is really u good
deal ot a prophet.
Perhaps thn now Diana of tho Madison
Square fiarden tower is intended ns n
protest against tho prevailing extrava
gance in dress.
Tauimniiv has tho right of way nt
Albany and wnuta tho right of thn in
auguration purndo lino nt Wnshlugton.
Amtluug else?
Hnctorin have been discovered in old
pnper money. Hut few of us needed this
ailditioiuil inducement to lot tho stud go
in a hurry.
Tho absorbing question muting St.
Louis beer consumers may bo whether
thn biewery war is to nflcct tlio height of
thu collar.
Mr. Hi am wants a halt in pension
legist itmu l'.vcn a ictrcat could bo
worked to National advantage.
Chicago1!, evpuriinco nt yesterday's
disa.trous blao indicntps that nnturn is
tlhacberous in natural gns.
Tlinro is a notable) nbscuce of contro.
versy ns to who was lho model for that
new lUam of thn tower.
It creates a miracle
. . of energy . . .
I L Hornby
I jCJ Oatmeal
I At a still greater
miracle of cost.
CHILD'S COHAN LIBRARY.
Mre. Clara Doty Bates, a Distin
guished Lady, Has It Planned.
A Idit or I'lslitliia Hooka from n
Hoy of Kleven Ycurs.
Ciik'acid. .Inn. :i. There It to be a library
lu tlio " (.lill'll en's lliunu" nt lliu YVoilcl'i!
1 air.
Mm. cilia Holy lutrivm clerled by tho
I licinrv i 'iigiess to fceiecl tliu material anil
euiiiluil tl.e' weirl..
Asld" Hum tlio possession of superior
eiunllilcallnii hIid lias tlio go'nl fortuno of
lilng lei alore, and osa ifstilt her plans aro
succeeding, hir work Is nrigreslng and
tliern are Indications that "'llio Chlleltpn'i '
i niiimlilan I ll r.uy " will necoino tumous tho
llicrary world over.
Mrs. II ups is a svicnt, fympithetlc womsn.
"li mines Irmn n tntnlly that has ellstlii
giiMie.1 I'tplf In eelu. n'lntml, literary anil
liriifessioaal elielei.niid si p Is personally, as
well ns lull llecliinllj. Ilttiel for the honor i
tlia' In r frti'iiils have conferred upon h'r. j
I Irst of all, she nndeistatiils children nnit
slio has ll.n happy faculty of mak
ing I hem understand her. What alio
calls luwiluiblu issl dance" In her present
work eoinos finm the hoys ami girls who visit
her or whom she visits.
Mip has been itelmjeil with books ever slnco
her connection with tho work bpcamo known,
and It would astonish somo of tho New Ynrlc
cnntrliiutnis If tney knew wltu vTliatrunreme
ItielltTerence she received thcin.
She flatly and emphatically refuses to ac
cept tlio literary Juelmnent of big folks; she
will not pvpii look nt thollstH ol "sclectcrt
rciellngfor Mindaj-H'hool and faintly libra,
rlec," and sho Is determined to protect tho
Ivnungsteis from t lie book-ninklng quneks
! who, plll-fasiilon, coat their sermons and
lectures vl!h romance and adventure.
"I want this little library to bo modelled
Irom the child's point of view," Mrs. Hates
remarked vesteiday ns Mio wearily cut her
way through a mass of publishers' letters.
"The bookH nio to rorrescnt tho llteraiy
tnstes of tho children; thoy nro not for
library furniture, nor for lho parents; they
nro for the c hlldren, and If they do not plenso
tho children they will be eliminated.
"Wo want to educate tho old folks and
pleapo the young folks, which Is reversing
lho usual order or tlilngf, tho avcrugo book
huyer pleasing himself under tho delusion of
educating tho child.
"If tho hoys ot this generation llko fight
ing books, they shall have them, and If tt
pleases Hie liitlo girls to read party stories
wn shall Inelulgo tho taste. 1 propose to get
my lists of books from tho children who rend
books not who ineiely havo them, but who
read them and nio familiar with their char
acters. " Fiom the'P lists we shall stock tlio book
i shelves. Tliu collection of theso lists Is much
mom difficult thin jeihapsjou Imagine', for
the leason that thn child Is npt to yield to
the llteraiy Inlliicncont tliu adult, cither t
home, lu lho public library, thu school or
tiook store. ,
"The1 Idea Is get at the childish fnncv,
otherwise tho colli clluu Is wcnthless. With
this object I hove been very busy cultivating
tho ncipiilntanoo of catldren. Instead of
dining out as I would llko to have clone nil
season, I have had to accept Invitations to
liuuii dinners and ll oclucl: tircncl-niid-uillk
suppers, but tho ga-trnnoinlc losses have
bi'cn muro Hi. in covered by llieiary galas.
"Lists are coming In now, and I am very
well sitlsiled with the results.
"'I he Miliary plan pinpcr Is divided Into two
departments, one to ieircscia tlielastcnl
children from seven to twelve pnMorago
and the other from thirteen to seventeen'
jears. Them are to bu twenty wnikslnthn1
first nnd fitly In tho either depart incut. Just
now we aroengnged on tho former.
"'lho girls have net been heaid from yet,
but the liuynaro educating mu dnlly. I havu
only just begun to know my Ignorance of
llielratialtimcnls.
(me llttlu fellow, cloven )rars of ago, tho
son of .icllstliigiilslii'd Chicago lltci.uy man,
wen l.od threu weeks on this list, lie la a
child n ho cut his te clh on buoks ; he had ab
solutely no iisslstanco; letleis of Introduc
tion gave him tho Keeaoin of libraries and
hook stores, anil he got tlio natnus ot pub
lishers ns vrell as authors for us.
"Tho list Is Interesting becauso It proves
that tlie small bojs' fancy turns to the to
called 'fighting literature.'"
1. Cutler'. Lut tight,
11. 1 evolrn Night, in a llunt.r't Camp.
III. 1'oeir Yrr of KIhtlo.
IV. I ami Among III. Wild Man
V Tli. fr.nort Prliou.r,
VI. ItoblD.oo I'ruto.
VII. Swl. I'smlli Itoblnceon.
VIII. Tr.oll (). W. O.
. Lo.l in tho log.
X. I ir li the Woodi.
M. Hgtillng Joe,
ll lali.i Sy llio gn.inr.
Mil. VV iihln Hi. Iliitmj'i Lin...
XIV Ontli.l'.hskAil..
W. lliaMidillar lloj.
XVI 1 lie) Viiiitifr l.iput.nAnt.
.Wll llr.vo OKI Kelt.
Will. Out Will.
XIV MiioiiBC mt Haul..
W Canicllr. and VV Igsam.
Ill tho mean timo Mrs. Hates has tent
letters all ovir lho word asking the assist-j
nncoof Aineilcau consul! in circulating tho
prospectus of tho lllr.irv. "J ho very people
cle'slied have been icachccl and tho answers
seem lo Indicate nn expression from tho
re idlng children nf elvlll?iel society.
The itrsl donation of foreign books came
from Italy, with thn Christmas greeting of
ten little rulks They were selected b) boys
and girls and aie as i.ntlkn the fighting books
ot the ) niiug t hlcni,n.in as IluiTalo Ulll'B bhow
j and V entl's new opera.
Mis. ii.ius Is lu communication with tho
publlsLei'!. and nut hum if tho licit class of
, elilhlun'slllei'.uurc, from whetn tho expects
i great help lu a personal and professional
i w.). Mio Is ioniploilng arrangements for
" A 1 it i lo lviks' i unsii'ss of Autburn" lh.it U
certalulv unhiii'.
vt staled liitcnali there will be Children's
I I Ibrar.v Hxy In the small assembly hall when
the ehlldii'ii mi; meet their tavnrlto authors.
J The pcet er wiiter will lie asked lo bring ono
of his rw ii lo iks and talk to the llitlc tulka.
No liciurliig wid le allovvrd and the visitor
Isexiiecteel tu te " just nsnloo as his book"
. and lo unsvver all the questions his admirers
I m.i)-wish to ask. Invitations to attend thu
cliirmli.g cciiik'icss havo been accepted by
the following writers:
Oliver optic. 1 homa.s llalley.Aldrlch. Hose II.
I I athrup, Mr.-.llurton Harrison, Kichard llau.
lug Iiavlj. Lugano Field, lew Wallace, Annlo
fpwoll, r-oplilu hncet, Kldrldgo S llrookj,
Kaln 1). Mggln, Mrs. Aoby Itarlon Diaz, Klhv
V heeler Wilcox und tho edltcrs ot it. Afc,.
tclA and II fete' .HOiile.
Andrew I ang, who Is expected to tell all
about the Heel t'atry;" Uecrgo Mclionald, o.
A. llenty, Mrs. Molesworth aud several Eng
lish vvrltcis have promised to be present at a
Children's Da),
Mrs. Hates has the refusal of all the library
furniture she can use. Models ot shelving,
cases, bookrests, chnlrs, tables, lampj, win.
clow bhade.", 4c, havo U'ca tent la by niauu
facturcrs nnd designers, together with all
inanuer of stationery goods suitable lor
children's use
Ono feature of the library will be a big
round table, without any cover and with
plenty nf room for elbows. AlltbcMandard
nio.'iwlncs lu nil the languages will boon tile,
and every thtug will bo at the command of tho
elitldicn.
lift walls aro to bo nrtornod with tlio lor
tralts ot ehcrlsh-'d authors, and In tho deco
rations of the wiill) quotations, mottoes and
sweet words will be Inscribed.
Mrs. Clara Doty llatcs's library work wilt bo
watched with Inurrst, nnd even now thero Is
talk ot perpetuating tho Chlldicn's Colum
bian Library, so ceituln Is Its succors.
Sell Neifo.v.
SPICED SCISSORINCS.
Trnetlnn 'nminriy vs. lenplr.
I Iran I. fl,ititrlrit't Utrnt I.)
The. last round .hows tho people with both
j-rs Idaeheticd, two Arms tirokcn and a lo? clean
Kono, hut tho Traction Cuiniany is still safe.
Tlie- llnrmoiiy of AliAnrptlnn.
ffiwil Oi (iwl.ri'. t'ft'ltt'r Jttuttull.
If latninnny ciinlluiios to nuAllnvv nopiihltcsns
nnd t'uiint) DeiuiH'rat nt tljn prernt rate). It
will rcslnroa liArmonv as uurullol as the silky
e oil of a wcllfcl 1 1 u i r cat.
The rini'.t Point In lleresr
It.im I).' rhirnin Tint' 1
I Dr. Ilrlirsh totio trl"it airiiln. KurirrlnF thi
Luhor eel h Mislli id court Uuds him irullty,
. vson't It ctmvlrt of hiTcsy lho stxt)-rnrlit I res
I bjterhius who have Just voted for his acquittal I
Where Cnitciis s-hiMildiit He IthiK
1 1 ioni lie ,rit ll'IJtmt .'.urnll
Vtftvsachusclls Hpinlor never has been
elected h cc caucus, tie never should Lo.
.Mr. Peeler's Altered I'lniis.
troi,i it,' lltl.liinim (.V. J.t .V.li-..
cnatllr IVffcr, of Knlisua, has decided to Aft
with the Denieicrals, thus uiiklni? a convlitorAlilo
I e hnmre In tils arrangements. It was leilTei'a
ortiruial plan that tho Democrats should act with
liliu.
Willi It's Wilderness Kedeemnl.
Irtim lh' Chtrwl Wid.J
With elevated tracks, clean streets, pure water
and pure air Chicago will becotuo habitable
airaiu.
WORLDLINGS.
Ttliramy Is said to he increasing irreatly imonr
the loner elaaes In Kuirtand.
A London confectioner eaya that he It aorae
tliaoa called on to furnish bedding; cakei welirb
lnir 1,000 pounds each aud puddlnKa ofaaite
autllclent lor not) heart) appetites.
Krery town In Mexico has a publlo bath-houso.
I'enns)lvatda produces more cigars than any
other btatu In the Unioir.
T hero are flfty-scv en counties In Texas, each oX
which Is larger than Ithoile lalaud.
Christopher Ilenson, an old uianuf elrtiTy-Mx
) ears, In the I'tilla lolphla AllnatioUM, Is said tu
lie the oldest locoinotivo engliieer In this cuiin-
I try. He rsn the old cii'rlne ".lohn Hull " on tlie
1 Allinnv Hud Hcheucctady roai filty-nlno )uars
ago
'the hlstorlo chatciu at Clrey, Trance, has
tiren sold toart'di uiiuiifArturer for ron,0no. j
It was cilice the hciniei of Voltaire. i
I There are "7,000 places for the sale of llauor '
In Paris, nnd throughout tho Heimbtlc there is
one saloon for every etghl) -seven peojile.
'Hie (irntltsnf the Paris I'ost-Ofllce amounted
las', l ear to 10, 000 (1110.
In the treasures of tho Vatican there Is a pearl
valued at 1 00, 00(1.
Why Ho Wont Insane.
I had Just taken my seat tn the car when
nn elderly geiillcmau entered, closely fol-
lowed by a)uung man of dceldedly lashton-
nblo uspect. 'I huy secured scats near mluo
nud weie hoon nbsorbcel In their newspapers,
I says a writer In thu Chicago .Vetc..
1 l'ln.illy thu elder lowered his paper and
I mill : " Hy the vva), l'rank, vrhat hasbcomo
of Miiglctou? 1 bnvou'l s,een him fur.somo
time."
" llu was adjudged Insane and Is now tn an
as) linn," s.it.1 l'rank.
"tan that be possible? Why, what was
the cause?"
"Oh, ho was a crank, and his mind was
continually agitated In his frantic endeavors
to btart somo nuw i-oclel) lad. When Mrs.
ll g.ivo her first dovo dinner his actions
nnd prions to countei balance It by some new
wiliikle ot his own weie n source of gient
amusement to all tho fellows. He finally
dropped that, nnd cveiy thing went smoothly
with him until Miss Hlchlygnvo a pink tea.
Singleton's wheel r.galn started to rovolvo
and ho Issued Invitations to all tho fellows to
attend a white breakfast, to bo given at his
home.
"Dldyeu go?"
"Oh, )cs."
"Of what did the dinner consist?"
" While bread, celery and absinthe."
" Well," laid tho old gentleman, as ho aroso
to leavo tho car, "I don't wonder that ho
was sent to an as) lum."
Risky.
Vom Jrjilf Sftlngi,
Irato Fnthor Young mnnl I am enraged,
sir, that ) on should sick to mat 17 my daugh.
tcr on tu short an acquaintance. You are
almost a stranger tn her.
Miibbs (firmly) Well, shn doesn't take any
more chances than 1 00. Mio'a almost a
stranger 10 me, loo.
His Fame.
IFrvm W.
Ilrownlcc Atkins never bad much popular
It) as au artist, did he?
Whitehall -No; out lie enjoved n fnmo that
was net based upon popularity.
I lliownlee V hat was his tamo based upon,
then?
Whitehall -Why, upon tho fact that ho
never called a work "Twilight's Dieauiy
lluur," or A lira) Da).'
I A Ploasnnt Shrive,
roii JVjri FtOiigt
I Cu'tcraer-VMiat makes ) our hand jerk so
with thai racr
j Harber N h), boss, 1'so used to de fits.
"The IPS''
I " x; e-, bov., but don't bo scart ; It Is ten
mliiuios ln-iui de) conio oa. Jes' juit rea
1 iy , dat'a el s) mpiuuis. '
There is ease for those far
one in consumption not
recovery ease.
There is cure for those not
ar gone.
There is prevention bet
er than cure for those who
ire threatened.
Let us send you a book on
akekui. living and Scott's
Imulsion of cod-liver oil,
ven if you are only a little
chin.
Free.
Scott iVDowsi.Chemnti, 131 South sihAvenua.
New Ycrk,
Your dructiu ketpt Scott'a Eraulilon of eod-lirr
oil-all drurr nti iter ywhut do. (1.
I
i
Vttney coAfione. j
The Juvenile Cyclist i.ow bodlio and short
straight skirt In steel-gray serge er ciotn,
decorated with two largo winds roughly
embroidered with tinsel thread. Hlblon
lounJ the hoc k nnd down tho Ho.it, to rep
1 (suit, tho gutln. iicha tile", l'l nuicts In
steel laco or tinfoil, plaited and wired In tho
senihlnncu of wheels, 'lov Inntcin nt the top
if the lip.ul. Horn slung with n ribbon on
the side. Steel chain round tho neck. A
miniature cj clu In pasto diamonds shines on
I each rosette on the kid shoes.
ir Unii nnd fUrtn.
lostilch feather. With tho sbvty and molro
' elTecnot tnc fashionable materlnlsof the day
It Is taylo makoup this cosiuino so as to
Imitnin the coal of some favorite pet. I
I No 1. The Pretty meaner- lilouso nnd bal-'
lion sleeves In white Surah or muslin.
Corselet nlth straps nnd wnlst labs In pink
sateen, set off wllh geld pipings and lacings,
skirt In striped do Inlne, surrounded with a
garland of wheat cars and Held tinners, to
correspond with the large bunch In thn rustic
hat and the still larger one held b) the pltch-
I fork, tickle lu hand.
So. a. The King of .Nlneplns-(lras.gicen
plush nnd sal In, enhanced with sash nnd
stupes on the nrmleis In deep green. Itulllo
In white muslin. A row ot skittles In caul
hoard or wood divides tho full sleeves In two
pufllngs, three larger pins nppcnr lu fiont of
lho blouse, n laigo satin macarou, slightly
padded, leproents lho bull or howl. Hat lu
t.111 felt, bound wltu gold braid, nnd embel
lished with a tuft of shaded giecn ostrich
tips. Kbony walking stick.
. y. Puss lu Hoots Doublet and cloak in
satin, resplendent with tins"! tir.ild, bows,
gill buttons, order ribbon and medal. Plush
breeches, high top-boots with spins, which It
will bo safer lo icinnvo licfuro dancing. I 01. g
sword, along which n tiny white meuisu spoils
llselr. 1 ell hat, e'ecoiatud with Jewelled
clasps, sti. light hci nn's wings and cm Pel
.In .'icell r Vtejtaris I'ml.
Let tho lover of a good egg -onu w ho can
eat pggsevei) morning all tip )iar round,
and who rejoices In the icil egg flavor stand
I the beloved article em 0110 end In n small
glass, nnd tlien.evir so cautiously, I tp on lho
other end until a small hole Is made. let
him, stilt proceeding cautiously, tako otT tho
. broken shell until t here: Is a baio while sui
faco exrojed about tho slo of a five-cent
pleio. Sow, with an egg spoon or an after
dinner cuffeu spoon, punctilio tho surface) ot
tho egg end, and, alter dropping In a piece of
butter ulnm nslargu.isawhltu boau, let him
, chop up tho entire egg until It rests lu lis
shell, all cut up and ready to bu eaten. It H
still dcllclously hot, and has parted w 1th uouo
of Its pristine loveliness.
Just as soon as well prepared tt should bo
eaten beforo It has had timo to cocl. Thoso
who eat eggs In this way will testify to their
glory, and those who do not tako them thus
would do well to give them a trlaL
Sweeten I'our 1'ofrr.
Strlvo to cultivate a sweet, magnetic voice.
When Lady Henry somorset was In America
a clever person remarked of her that cen
turies ot culture souuacd lu her voice. -Make
them sound In yours.
Here la l'our Chance.
Lgg farming Is a business that would make
many a woman now poor Independent. Incu
bator chickens served broiled In a restaurant
are all too oltcn a delusion and a snare, but j
there Is always good ueiuacd tor iggs. Kvery
bod) cat-, them. Tho woman who would1
sludy Ler ground careliilly, beleet a location
near a good market and go slow, learning lis
she went, tould not fall, with a small outlay
ot capital, to succeed well. Tho egg business
Is In no danger or being oveidone, cspeelall)
that blanch of It wnlch looks to the produc
tion of lresh eggs In Winter.
l.lttla !lrli Lvoli -Mce fit Tiejc.
Amethyst silk Poplin Tho foot Is trimmed
with moss gi con velvet, )oko of Ivory Irish :
loco over green, corsage scarf garniture and
shoulder irllli of green velvet; six )aiil3
uoublo width poplin.
J0m Jtk
QM MM
Mff Wf m
mt.t JJ41
-" z-'gl vtm ' -s ' - -y
"! w
Itescda cloth with broad whtlo cloth belt
acdsllvor bucklo; tLo toot Is trimmed with
white fox fur ; le; 0' mutton sleeves and
shoulder ruflles : hat ct dark green felt lined
wllh old rose ; reseda ostrich tips. Two and
a half yardi of doublo width good:.
Ji" itotefrmfeOr e.
The very latest In boutonnlcres Is a hunch
ot violets having a etnglo while carnation lu.
troduced In tho lower right-hand corner en
circled by tho violets. This for da) timo ap
parel. Tho white carnations, gaidculas or
other flowers In white, always for evening
wear wllh tho dress suit. The violets, how
ever, may bo worn wllh tho uncle dress coat,
when tho black cravat is also permissible and
the Ion hat essential.
, '1 he ilorlst now delivers boutonnteres at the
No. 0. The llcrentlno Girl Jllnstrel-I.ow
bodlco nnd shoit skirt, draped on the Hide In
ercam-colored satin, with Jewel embroidery.
Necklace to correspond. Long si ished sleeves,
divided In seVenil puillngs by gold cord, nnd
fastetiul at tho sldo with antique studs.
Jockey pufllngs and front panel In Venetian
red velveteen, (lultnr In the hand. Velvet
hut, tLclirlcd wllh gold galon, aigrette at the
side, Jledu-val shoes la vclvet-ltued satin.
No. (I. lho Little Miller. cotton skirt,
gavly striped Injmultlcolors. Chemise, short
puffed sleeves, and apron In white linen or
muslin. Cuiselet In black velvet, fastened
with gilt bullous, itnpu girdle, to which nro
suspended two diminutive lloui-bags. At lho
buck ladlate wli.dmlll sails In pjlntecl card
board, cap and stockings ltr Striped cotton
hosier). Woo'h'u shoes.
lcldencisor clubs of Its rations at the hour
spccllled In tho day or evening. '1 hey aro
among the dalnths of men's attlro. Just as
lho bisque gljces nio l he luxunes of lho
tallc. 'Jhelloilsl and the conllscur both box
their speciincui earcfiill) and deliver thcra
In carts, so numerous has tho list of patrons
gtown. It will bo re me in Ik red that thouoti.
tuiinlcrool last Winter was of while carna-
1 tinnswlth lho violet spilsln decoration
the exact reversal of ilils)e.ii'sairangcuiciit,
I which latter Is by far the mnro cxpcnslvo.
Iter Vatltttntj.
Mix together three pounds of lean hecf
chopped line, n cupful ot cracker or bread
I crumbs, th 1 en raw eggs, n toblespoonful of
I Lullcr, a level tcaspoouiul each of powdered
sncot herbs and pepper, and n palntable
seasoning of salt. 1'ut all ibce Ingiedlents
Into a buttered earthen baking dish, and
bake tho pudding for about on hour, or until
it can be turned from the dish brown and
whole. Lsu tho pudding either hot or cola.
Home lilfo In Switzerland.
You havo seen pictures ot Swiss cottages,
have)ounotf Aro they not pietty? 'the
Swiss pooplo are very artistic In their tastes,
and ov en tho poorest Swiss Is neat and taste
ful In his homo life. -Many of tho ways of tho
hwlss aro as pretty as their fancllul Ideas ot
building house's. A hwlss mother believes
tli.il her child will havu bad dreams unless it
is crooned to sleep. And so, bending low over
tho drowsy little one's couch, she sings sooth
ing songs of green pastures and still waters
until the little child has breathed Itself
peacefully Into the Laud ot Nod.
.VntiriiDifV J'arntture.
Tho effort to preset ve tho fitness of things
seems to bnvo 1 cached Its height In a case
recently heatd of, whero a wealthy )oung
woman an cxtiimlst nud lmpicsstonlst, It
goes without saying-has had tho furnlshlugs
of her own room conform to the various
stages of aheieavcmciit. In tho tirst depths
1 nt her grlei Hack fur rugs nlono broko lho
lustreless polish of the door of her room,
which had been ehonhtcd; a couch covered
wllh dull black cloth and piled high with
black nuin pillows set the pace for tho rest
of the furniture, which was equally sombre.
eurtaliH ot solt black ciepnn fell over sheer
white mtisllr. 01.es at the windows, nnd a bed
iprcad and 1 il'.ovr covets 111 hcmslllched
linen, with broad black borders, llko 1111 ex.
rggeiateii mourning handkerchief, kept up
the funereal suggestlveness. s turn, wnro
cm, however, 111010 nnd inuin white creptln,
till a white poor, while rugs, a whllo sattn
couch, with whllo mull pillows, succeeded
tnu enshrouding gloom of tho pievlous lit.
j tings. This white) has grndi.ally toned with
and Into gray and violet until now, when
touchei ot rosy pink glvo effectual evidence
of n return 10 gluivlng Hie.
.Ipjite effflif.
Six apples, foiirtnblcsroonrutsof powdered
sugar, one-quarter teaspoouiul ot cinnamon,
0110 gill of sherry. Pare, coro and cut the
apples Into very thin slices. Put a layer ot
theso slices In the bottom ot a glass dish,
1 sprinkle them with thu sugar and a little
cinnamon, then another layer ot apples, and
to continue until all Is used, pour tho wine
over and stand away in a cold placo for ono
hour, and It Is ready 10 use.
loie tn Unlit.
When you comn to a good book, Bays
ltuskln, you must ask youiself, "Am I In.
cllued to work as au Australian miner
would? A10 my pickaxes andsnovels In
good order, aud am I In good trim myself, my
sleeves well up to my elbow and my breath
good and my icmtcr:" And keeping the
figure a little longer, even at a cost ot tire
someness, for It; is a thoroughly uoeful ono,
tho metal )ou nro In search of being tho
author's mind or meaning, tits words aro u
! the rock wtlch)OUhavo tocrtuhand smelt
I In order to get at It. And your pickaxes aro
'your own caic, wit nnd learning; your
smelting furnaco U your own thoughtful
soul. Do not hope to get nt any good author's
j moaning without those tools and that fire;
! often )ou will need sharpest, finest chiselling;
nnd patient luting before you can gather ono
I grain of metal.
.'fa Knutrlet, Aanin.
The Montana llepublicans havo selected a
woman lawyer as counsel, In their effort to
secure the control of tho Legislature, and for
this they have employed the legal services of
M1S3 Klla Knovvlcs, who was herself the Popu
list candldite for Attorney (leneral at tho
recent election, and who came within 1,000
votea cf being elected.
A Jiew Lie r an Old Caetcr.
"Fee," raid a woman recently, "what I
hav c dono w Ith an old-fashioned silver caster.
1 didn't heed a fein dish, to which use these
things usually lend themselves nowadays,
but 1 havu beeu sighing for n sllvor lamp, and
now 1 havo It. 'lho bowl of my castor was
high, as ) on sec, nnd it was very easy after
thu handle barwasunscrowed to havo a glass
ollrccilvcrntted to it.
" Then with shade, chimney and burner
this lovely boudoir lamp, at which everybody
exclaims tn admiration, wns easily evolved."
Jttee J.oat'CA.
Two cups boiled rice, two eggs beaten
light, two tablespoonfuls melted sugar, mlllc
nt discretion. Ilea', tho rtco smooth with a
spoon, ndd tho butter and eggs and enough
mill; to make a rather soft, paste. Form this
with tho hands Into small loaves, lay them
In a dripping-pan and bake them, closely
covered, tor fifteen minutes. Uncover, strew
with grated cheeso and brown.
The Lemon Btjueete.
The "lemon squeezo" craio bids fair to
come up again this Winter as a popular
amusement. Each member of the party
brings a lemon which Is cut open, thn seeds
being taken out, counted and dropped Into a
Jnr, an accurate bur, strictly private record
being kept of tho number put In. After alt
are in, each guesses as to the entire number
ot s,ccds, and prizes aro distributed to tho
most successful guessers. Any other seedy
fruit, apples or oranges for Instance, may by
substituted for lemons.
A Smart Girl Talkt to the Bout.
A slxteen-ycnr-old gill reads a lecture to
thooungmen In a Lincoln County paper.
Shu exclaims: "Why do tho young menot
Kdgecomb do so much loafing? Go to work!
Push ahead I lam but a young girl. I have
clothed myself and got money in the bank:
and only sixteen years old. I lay up mora
money every year of my llto than any boy or
1 )oung man within a radius ot three miles ot
j my home. When they get n dollar thoy go to
I a danco and go homo a dollar out. My father
' Is able to support me, but I choose to support
1 myself. 1 advise all girls to cut clear of those
loafing ooys. Glvo them a wide berth and
1 never marry n man unloss ho is able to sup-
port) 011, and never put your arm through
tho handle of a rum Jug."
fried Chlchen with Cream Gravy.
Cut plump young chickens Into nice pieces,
lirscrvu tho wlng3, drumsticks and bony
i parts tor btcwlng. Holl In flour; salt, and
fry slowly a golden brown In mixed butter
nud laid, stir two tablespoonfuls ot flour
into the- hot fat and add one pint 0: cream or
new milk.
11 hat Charm Meant.
1 his word Is from tho Lntln carmen. Ortg.
Inally It meant Incantation. To charm
person is to bewitch him. In "Julius Cresar,"
act :i, scene l, "I charm you" seems to mean
" I adjure you." When wo speak now of a
' charming woman we do not imply that she
' sings an Incantation to us, but there Is a
1 pretty flguro ot speech In our use of tho word
1 We mean that sbo has tho same command
over us as if the Incantation were t'ing and
wo were bewitched.
A Vrettu Effect.
&o long ns Ices remain at the head ot dinner
ana supper desserts, just so long wilt caterers
rack tbelr brains in trying to serve them
fancifully. Thoy are now given to us la
Imitation ot a dish ot walnuts, pineapple lco
serving (or the meats, and cotreo cream repre
senting tbo shells. A plate ot bonbons was
handed around at a recent supper, and with
it tho customary silver tongB to take out
what seemed to be tho creamed walnuts.
Imagine the surprlso of the guests whon they
discovered that the whlto centre was Iemoa
lco and mat the meats wero of coffee cream.
llublet in Japan.
ono rcmarkablo thing In Japan Is tha
numDerot small children and babies whlcb
are strapped to tho backs ot other children.
Heaven only knows where they
como from. In Germany there Is a
legend tn tho effect that storks bring babies.
Perhaps tno great number of storkB in japan
are engaged In the samo pursuit.
A lleautlul Jlatque.
Heliotrope wool w 1th rovers of green velvet
and glrdlo of the same color; chemisette at
pale hcllctropo silk. Three yards doubli
width goods.
Hickory Xut CooMet.
Heat four eggs very light, whites and yolki
separately. Into tho yolks allr two scan
cupfiilsof sugar and then the beaten whites
Add n pint ot flour, a heaping teaapoonlul 0
baking-powder and a pint omuls cut In sml
pieces and rolled In flour. Mix quickly am
thoroughly, and drop a small spoonful at 1
time upon greased and floured pans, riaci
halt a nut tn the middle 01 each cooky am
bake In a very inoderalo oven twenkj
minutes.
t