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The evening world., 1893-12-05
IN The WORLD OF LABOR.

Frederick schsefer Is the new once manager
OF the Independent Bakers and Confectioners
Union.
The Journeym,n BARRIERS International Union
Is now assembled IL convention In t.u'innAtl
About $50 delegates arc present.
Michael HerGan. Of Carpenters Union No q. is
dead. pul TIE Orglnik9iiyus charter has uc'ii
rrap'l tur thirty days
The metal %rolishrrs' unions have raised the
10. o't rom the Electric on stove Complhy. Of
Homer, Mich, as the differences with that con
crrI have L,en amioably settled.
Walking Delegate O'Iiarc. Of the Ma hlnc stone
WorIufS uiUn, has succeeded IN toic'tlnG
Sc, 80 dnc from a hrn Of contractors to members
OF hs mon.
Journeymen Brewers Union No. > has a spc-
cill committee" at work TO frame a new eans.l-
tuition and submit contracts to the proprletOrs
" several bfcwvfies IN Newark, y. H.
out " i02 oaRrinlly approved strikes members
= n" International 'Igar.MaE"rs ln'on won
clshfy-eIrht during the last two years. These
bellies we've al for higher waEns.
Tho watch. Gaze makers are organizing an inter
now, For particulars. write to e. LgnlEe', lti
M,rar,l street, 81. Louis. No.
The do,rm9icrs employed at the sash, blind
ami door iI'iurF ~ Kenyon a Newton, mon
stree and Thru avenue, B%rooAlyh, arc on strike
against Il reelection Of . per cent ~ their wages.
ni'cI Machinists Union 40. . has declined to
send Il delegate 20 the annual Convention ct the
M"rkingmons STATE Trade, Assembly, At the
labor bureau two unemployed member have been
procured steady jOils.
The San Jose WaI) Herald has discharged It's
foreman and RiS girl compositors for refusing TO
submit to a rednct'on Of wages. The girls re-
cei'cd 80 cents per 1000 ems. and they were Of
icred 20 cents.
John J, Butler. 4. GraEc and l.. j. Mnrisso, OF
John Jackson and Thomas nreslln. Of u. 4. go,
haze been elected members Of the Board Of Man.
ayers Of The PvntagOn.
Carpenters Union No, 5l7 continued the con
sideratiOn Of Its new bylaws yesterday evening
\ vote will probably be taken next Monday. The
members o. Carpenters I MON 40. iy7 last night
! voted for MpSHIs HllEpff aud Schulz as Walking
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Hair parted in the middle and drawn
over the ears is looming in the horizon.
The next thing will be the lunches OF
curls-ringlets is the proper word-which
are to be seen all through the pages of
Dickens, and which necessitate a part
ing across the head as well as towards
the forehead Even now there are whis-
pers OF these curls having appeared In
Paris. to the satisfaction of the hair
dressers, / daresay, because hair Is not
plentiful nowadays, n so those who
wish to be in the mode will have to buy
false punches and stick them on.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Answers to Questions.

G. R,-Spanish silver coins are worth only their
value ~ old silver.
g. A.-Buy a book Of games. That is the best
way % fad what yUu want,
Constant Reader. Henry irylng's engagement AZ
Abbey's Theatre is FOR eight weeks.
q. A.. g., HrOoklvn. and address are
missing from your communication.
john I.ambly.-usn OF the razor Is the best thlns
to prulaote growth Of the hair On the face,
Taxpayer. Names and addresses should accom-
puny all communication for this column.
X. W. and G. G.-"The Guardsman'' was played
at the Lyceum Theatre by the L.yceum company
Elizabeth. -Chelro Is a professional paint,
Look In advertising columns for other Information
about him.
T.. R.-Ydle defeated Pennsylvania at football
on Manhattan Field Saturday. Nov. II, by d s'o''
Of II Ia u,
Theet~esoer = Edna Wallace Hopper was in the
cast Of The Girl | Lett Behind Me at the E"-
pirs Theatre last season.
]. Gilchrist. prooklyn. -Creoles are dcscfnIiSnt,
OF the French and Spa. ish settlers In the ""N
Indies and Louisiana. A Is wrong.
Mrs. J. q. Gray. TIobolen The burned none.
Will be redeemed In full NJ the Sub-TreasutS -
Wall street II 1t is In the condition you deScr'os'
Constant R~eadsr,-The Collection Company !0 od
name can only dun A. r.. or get judgment, snl
II A. Il. has no property the Judgment Is vaiue-
less.
l.. A.. Brookiyn.-A saloon. keeper csn sell rs
goods or refuse 10 sell them; rs he pleassS, 5Tips
IL no Law that viii c0npel him TO cell q u""-
20 any man 49,
August A. ~LytIe.-Churles I%AnfOrd was ins
Mark Antony In the Booth . Barrett proTuo,|ss
OF Julius Caesar at the Fifth Avenue 4ho@"'
hvs years ago.
II. 81 was borr In Canada, came u W.
United States at the age OF seventeen, zen ,SSut
ago. Can | become a naturaliGed citizen "l'u""'
declaring my Intentions You can
n. 7. w.-"How can I secure copies OF nrrN,I
paperg published in London eighty years ason
In all probability, 1t is impossible, Ad'ersseu -
the papers you want In the English NeeSysr.
You can place an advertisement through Any N
Using agency.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
ROSa RDmhcMr.

Rosa Bonheur has survived most of
her brothers and sisters. There were
seven of them when she set out on her
career. She Is an old woman, small.
sunburnt and wrinkled as a peasant.
The gray hair is cut short, and is still
thick. AS she wears u blouse, she don
a cloth cap. The ribbon of the Legion
of Honor is pinned on her breast. 1t was
given to her by the Empress Eugene,
in speaking of whom she heaved a sigh,
and said "Pauvre femme =! E.le est
81 seule !" The accent of Bordeaux
hangs on her tongue. but she has not
The evening world., 1893-12-05
HELP SANTA CLAUS.
Eight Brooklyn Girls Show How
1t Can Be Done.
They Raise $50 for The Christmas
Tree Fund.
Follow Their Example TO Hold u
Successful Fair.

Letters containing money for the Christ
ma--Tree Fund should br nddrrssrd
"tn-hi~r of The world, Pulit>rr Build
ing, New York CITY"
All parcels or packages containing do
nations Of toys. clothing, books or other
articles, should i- addressed TO the
" Manager Evening Worlds Christ.
mn--Trc-. IO5 East lid street"
The American, National, United States
md Westcott Express Companies will
convey all package. oftwcnty-Hyc pounds
weight and under, addressed IA above,
free o~rcharSc.
The New York Tennsrcr Company
fDodd'S Express viii call for and deliver
packages free %ofchnrg- ON notification.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
The West Shore Ferry.

To the Ellturi
1 wish TO call your attention TO the way OF the
West Shore Ferry Company. 1t is the worst
ever saw, They changed the timetable last week
and s%verybod, is complaining, especially early in
the morning, 1t takes Us long to cross the ferry
at Forty-sscond street as 1t does to ride in the
horse-cars from Harlem to the Battery. They
only run a boat every half hour, and they never
leave on time. SO a man doesn't know when he II
going to get TO his place Of business. have beer
The evening world., 1893-12-05
TWO COUNTERFElTERS CAUGHT.
Detectives Raid q Cincinnati Bogus
Coinage Den.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 5.-Alvin Godfrey
and George Crawford, alias Billy Lloyd,
were arrested late last night on the
charge of counterfeiting. Detectives,
who We're hunting the robbers who held
up the Covington electric car at Latonia
Il few weeks ago. tracked them to
Race street, and found their men In a
counterfeiters den, where nicke!s, dimes.
quarters and half-dollars were being
Counterfeitei.
Some OF the property stolen at Latonia
was also found and the two men ar
rested. Crawford has just finished a
term in the penitentiary for counterfeit
Ing.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Tho Nesp Coafs.

Both the umbrella skirted coats and
the princess models in less expensive
shapes extend down to about the middle
of the length of the dress skirt Of the
wearer. They are made, az a rule. with
wide R~obespierre lapels n flaring cape
collars, and with both double-breasted
and o~pen-vested fronts. Some Of the
stylish York coats have kits set on be-
low the waist line on the back. Joining
the centre pieces in a seam that is COW
cred with trimming. Others have a full
shirred width of the coat fabric, and
others again are slashed to the waist In
the style Of a gentleman's box coat
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Wire News in Brief.

william RepnOld. convicted o. the murder OF
Jesse Anderson, near Lime Kiln station, in Fred
.rirk County, MD, has been sentenced ~ be
banged.
The Baptist Congress Of America meets In
eleventh annual session at Augusta, 10, this
evening.
Fire broke out last night in the dry goods
store OF the John Robbie Company, At Manchester,
\. H., and damaged store and stock 10 the
extent Of 81, coo.
Fire In the Haynes Building, in Salem. Mass.
last night did about 81, GO damage.
Thomas Axworthy. the Cleveland, O., de!aultlng
eE-City Treasurer. Is reported at death door OF
Brights disease at Hamilton. ont.
sidney r. Francis, brother Of Gov. u, X,
Francis. Of Missouri. died at st. Louis yesterday
OF pneumonia.
J. W. Fuller, held In s., 900. al Rsohmond. Ind
for bank sVindlinE 10 siN States. Was yesterday
Identified AZ NJ. W, Godfrey.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Give the Clerks a Chance.

To the Editor:
Would 1t not be a good idea to get the com'ns
Legislature to pass a law compelling all business
houses to close by 40 p, n. every Saturday anu
the day preceding all legal holidays ana not
reopen before $50 or 10 Monday morning Many
employees would be enabled by this law to rea'n
their country homes on Saturday night and cou''
remain till Monday morning, willie they now ha'o
only the few hours between the morning anu
afternoon tram on Sunday, Thousands OF Guy
clerks would also be encouraged 10 partaRe Oh
the benefits Of a day In the country.
J.. GREASER.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Mspte Sv1ar Creams.

The body Of this candy Is the
French cream which is given as q
filling for chocolate and nut creams.
only It should not be made as stifr.
Crate into this enough maple sugar to
color and favo- well. then add enough
confectiorer's to mold any shape
tina Is desired.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Cream, Tomatoes.

Octave Thanet gives a recipe for cream
tomatoes which may be INDUCED in only
II you have canned tomatoes whole or
can get the fresh fruit. Fry them whole
in butter; dredge carefully with flour
and add a cupful of cream to the butter
in the pan; season with salt and a pinch
each of sugar and curry; haste with the
cream and when this thickens the toma-
tnpS are done
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|||$

Gascon %loquacity. Her eye is "atten.
tive and is still bright. Somebody spoke
70 her masculine habiliments. She said,
In my situation they were the most
convenient and decent. ] should have
missed all chances of success had I had
to pear the weights of the skirts in fash
ion thirty-slx years ago"
The evening world., 1893-12-05
A i've. ODDS Thoughts.

III TIH IWT1VT"
Please accept inclosed % cents FOR the Christ.
mas Tree Fund, l am a little girl, Ave years OF
aEe Thanksgiving bay. Among my birthday gifts
was a silver quarter. which | woIld Ike 10 give
towards buying some l'ttle present for some little
rhti who Perhaps would not have ANYTHING nice
for christmas II II Vas not for The Evening
World, Nl'h my mamma thinks II the best
paper IN IN" world. um. yours truly,
l\EEI. L.. MlNCllEIr, Cartrrtt, y. J.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

city. There should be an ordinary method
by which the revolving exhibitions In
the Grand Central Palace can be stoppc1
for once and all. II there Is not. the
circumstances are such MS to amply JUS
tify n resort to extraordinary means.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
LETTERS

M. no'unn is for he bereN Of erervbo1y 'sho
las a complaint 10 MAKE, a grievance 10 ,~ea,i,at.
information 10 ri,~, a question 10 ask or a p,tb,ic
errics 10 acknowledge. and rho cda pt IN idea
INTO less than 100 uOriS Long letters cdnno! be
prlntsd.
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Better Get HIS.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
I am a young Eirl twenty-thres years old. aud
I would like to get in love with a young man by
tho name Of James d., and l don't like to speak
OF 1t to him. Now, ! would ike to get your
advice. JOSIE D., Brooklyn. y. Y.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Coming Events.

The Goldey will hold its eighth annual enter
talnmsnt at Grand Hall, Masonic Temple, Twenty
third street ana sixth avenue, on the evening OF
Dec. rs.
The Prescott Literary and Social Society will
hold its third annual bail and performance at
Central OperG-ilouse, @O5 East SiAty-suy .nth
street. on saturday. Dec, 10. "a Marble lIcurt'
Will he presented on the stage.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Help for the Editor.


To the Editor:
christmas comes but once a year. Why not
then give u little money 1t viii make poor chill
ircn happy rs can lie People, do not leave every
thing fr the editor, Why can't We Try and
help him collect for the Funl | think It a beau
tlrul plan to try to make those poor children
happy or Santa Claus's bay, which falls on the
18th Of December every year,
CHARLES LICks, age thirteen years,
First street. Wooilawn Heights, ionhers.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Brides Little Mite.

To the ElIi.r.
~In.N.,rl yuu Wiz md my lIt,le mite Tor the
Funk 80 cents which | heartily wish was more.
and hope All other ma" boys and girls vii think
OF he poor children when happy Christmas time
comes and send iltir little something - make
others happy. Hoping some Child may get pleas
urr from M lllIr sHm I lm
NIRnIE MAkIu& ANlIu&S, age eight years,
10 East Eighty NTH street.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
A Place for A. Lee.

To The Editor:
II A. Lee. OF Jersey City. who wrote TO THE
Evening World asking employment, Will send
her address | can provide her with h~ousework' |
cannot afford to pay very big wages, but the work
is light and she will be sure Of a good home.
G, w. SINCLAIR, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

The Trustees. OF Columbia College have
begun TO plan the buildings for the new
site on Riverside Heights. Now is the
time for the capitalists who are to endow
Columbia University to put themselves
IN evidence.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

New York's good name is dragged down
every time o prisoner Is dragged through
her streets by the police. A patrol
wagon service Is demanded In the name
OF humanity and In the interests OF all
social and moral progress.
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In Ignorance.

Featherstone (waiting for Miss SlImson
to come down)-Wilie, that clock OF
yours IL half an hour fast.
WDlie-You'd better not tell sister so.
Featherstone-Why not
Willie-'Cause she thinks you don't
know It
The evening world., 1893-12-05

The Republican Senators realize that
they will be party wise In not adopting
dilatory tactics against the new Tarin
bill. And for this time party wisdom
will we'll serve the purposes OF patriotic
legislation.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Here is n practical Illustration Of what
can he accomplished by iitti" girls who
Think of the thousands of children in the
big metropolis 10 whom lulc-tide would
b" n moCkrry but for such thoughtful
and generous ones.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

II successful. the Lighthouse Board's
experiments in securing telephone com
munlcation between lightships and the
shore will lead the way to a great ad-
vance in the marine safety service. And
there seems TO he no reason why the
suught-for communication should not be
readily established ~ the proposed
methods.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Christina, Dinner Suggestions.

Young onions are delicately cooked BY
being lightly Drowned in a little butter
and then stewed in stock until tender.
Celery make delicious fritters which are
a natural accompaniment to turkey.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

New York Is complainant In the idea
that she sets the pace for the country.
Yet, for lack OF a police signal and
patrol-wegon service. her officers are
mobbed in bywayS and her prisoners are
draGged through public streets to the
station-hcuAes.
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woman Tramp with $500 Drops Dead
Inv Associated Press

BURLINGTON. VI. Dec. 5-A wandering Nep-
mont tramp known a. Crazy Sarah dropped
dead In tho street here yesterday. She was we'll
known In this city and vicinity and had travelled
all over the State. She would not sleep In a
bed. hut always rested In 4 chair. Eight hundred
dollars In bills were found concealed In her
ragged cething
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Boston Is one-fourth the size OF New
York. as regards population. But in her
possession OF a well-nlen perfect police
signal and patrol-wagon service the
Hub" II UNNECESSARILY IN advance OF
the metropolis.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

However successful DR.. Parkhurst and
his aides may be in suppressing the local
depravty. II will avail little for the
good Of New York n imported vileness
like hat pf the alleged dancers from the
Worlds Fair can be forced upon the
The evening world., 1893-12-05
For a Good Time.


7 |IV TN1TN ;
vii send 80 cents TO the poor FOR Chri,,mas. I
lupe they will have a good time With the things
that they get We had 4 good time ThaHksglyIng,
and thiuk you will have a good time fur your
Christmas, | send % cents. | anu ulnc years old.
THOMAS TIMBERlAKE.
AZ Ocean ulaCe. HrAt.I.n
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Now York shrugs her shoulders at the
p%retensions OF Chicago. But the Windy
City can teach the metropolis the value
OF Il police signal and patrol-wagon SER
vice
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Mr.. Cleveland's message was a bust
ness-like statement OF facts and condi-
tons. And surely there Is no objection
to telling of the country's business in IA
bu%siness-like way.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Only Six Weeks Old.


10 ~ TlITUF'
am Just sII weeks old, sndm , papa has given
me my FIRST money, OF which want 10 send 81
10 the Christmas Tree Fund. hoping II will make
some litls one happy, | Will rave my pennies and
next Summer send another dollar TO your sick
babies BABY MAuDE.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
No Souvenirs for Men.

To the Editor:
How is it that the Poor Men are always left
on souvenir nights at the theatres? They escort
the ladies' and never get any souvenirs. They
must pay for the tickets, c~arfare. supper, &c.
and get nothing Same way at the candy show.
There are some men who prefer candy to tobacco.
but they got no souvenirs like the ladies. ! think
the men should be encouraged as well as the
women. "DIvVIE."
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Reviving good times have relieved
many n workingman's home from the
shadow Of an impending Winter OF
worse than discomfort.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
From Edi,h's Bank.


10 fhe Eulior'
In losed please md e5 cents from little Edith's
bank to help brighten some poor chill's Christ,
Mount Vernon, y. y.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

1t Is enough to have New York In a
rapid-translt fog. Let us not have the
city also plunged into the CRIME and
gloom OF soft-coal smoke.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
A Brooklyn Friend.


Please adj this 20 cents TO h. money you are
collecting 'r the poor littl, chllIrru's Chrlstmas
tree. saved 1t up for them. V W. C..
80 Greene avenue. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
PepDrrm,int Drops.

These are made in a similar manner by
dding a few drops OF the essence or
peppermint OF wintergreen and emitting
tho orange and t~artaric acid.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

The story Of Uncle Sans foreign re-
lations Is eminently one OF peace and
good will towards all men OF all ma
lions,
The evening world., 1893-12-05

No quantity OF Official whitewash can
make $l42 ash-cart horses look like good
bargains to the city at $50 each.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Those persons who expected the most
theorizing in the Presidents message are
most disappointed at the practical ma
ture Of that document.
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To Mako Some Ono Happy.


70 the Editor:
IncloSed md 10 cents for the Christmas Tree
Fund, hoping It will make some little one happy.
HATTIE HARRIS. 237 East Twelfth street
The evening world., 1893-12-05

A clean atmosphere for New York Is
as important as clean streets. out upon
the soft coal smoke!
The evening world., 1893-12-05

CHICAGO. Dec. flames w. Counorton, also
known az bad jimmy" died OF consumption
Sunday might, lie killed poe Haggerty. a
wears ago.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

MOS. nolaD'e among reesn. arrests IN
towards rapid transit.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

No pennies in the slot ever yielded
such returns as a mite invested In The
Evening World" Christmas-Tree enter
n lao
The evening world., 1893-12-05

,-oss,ns that ferry for seven years and OF ia's
IL ia 50 BAD that you would have to worry every
morning and start an hour before your tes""A
starting time to make connections ohe t y"
daily riders.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

The indications are that this Congress
Is to be with the people in mind as we'll
as In physical presence.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Even thus early It Is in order to re-
mark on the excellent promise OF ar old
fashioned Winter,
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Another Big Eight.


To Tho EITIor'
We send $3.50 to YOU FOR the Christmas Tree
Fund. The money was raised by eight little girls
srIling fancy articles and home made candy. We
send lr post Onirr order in name NJ the secretary,
Cont, Mcspryc. NarN Lum-vn,
Ella li-ro. Susie Whitney,
Helen Pope, All" liund,
Leila Mrsrrvc. Bessie Norton.
CuUic MvscrNe kresrNillr. y. Y.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

The time to stop the soft coal smoke
nuisance in New York is before It be-
comes established.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

This is a red vicuna costume for a girl
of fifteen. 1t Is trimmed with Iceland
seal and velvet, which appear on both
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Chic.

A chic little cape for a young lady. Of
smooth beaver cloth. The three bands
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05

Twas thus with the Johnsons after
Truman II. had been rescued from the
grave by the use of DR.. Fenners Kidney
and Backache Cure. He writes
Ny father died of kidney disease and
inherited it. Had become so bad that
medical treatment ceased to benefit me
and was given over to die. One bottle
of DR.. Fenner's Kidney and Backache
Cure practically cured me, though con-
tinued it little longer to be safe. My
digestion improved at once, my kidneys
healed and / am now u we'll man"
Write him at Busti, N. Y. Certain in all
kidney diseases, female complaints, back
ache, soreness or lameness over back,
stone in bladder, etc. Also the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER, removing promptly
ell impure and poisonous matter from
the blood, curing skin cruptions and
serofula, dyspepsia, heart disease, drop
sy, rheumatism, drowsiness, dullness,
sleeplessness, constipation, headaches.
Money refunded if satisfaction not
given. Take home bottle to-day.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05
Ehe Pension Roll to be Revised.

Judge Lochren, the democratic
Commissioner OF Pensions, takes
charge OF the Pension Bureau this
week, with the full knowledge that
he has undertaken the task of his
life, and by far the hardest job that
will fall to any Bureau Chief under
the present administration. he fully
shares President Cleveland's ideas
that the i. S. Pension list should
be role Of honor, and from tt e
start it will he his earneat endeavor
to make it 50. No soldier legally
entitled to pension has anything
to fear from Judge Lochren; it is
those who are drawing pensions
without any legal right to them
that are in danger from the new adj
miAistFation Of the Pension Bureau.
The roll is to be gone over careful.
ly as rapidly as possible without
neglecting the current business Of
the office, and the rascalls, when
found, are not only to be dropped,
but where ever it can be done they
are t. be compelled to repay the
money they have illegally drawn
from government, In this good
work Judge Lochren will be glad
Of the cooperation Of every good
citizen. If any citizen in any part
Of the country knows Of any man
who draws a pension without being
entitled to it he should at once COM
municate with Judge Locbren, CIV
Jag the facts So far a3 he knows
them. in order that an official ex-
animation may be made. 1t is be-
lieyed that the old soldiers them
selves will aid in this work as soon
as they become convinced, as they
soon must be, that only the frauds
are in any danger of losing their
pensions,