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RETURNED THIEF CAUGHT.
He Went to Texas with Money In.
trusted to Him..

James Sage, slStCcn years old. was held for trial
In the Jefferson Market Court to-day on a charge
% lIrgCEy,
lruns sage WAS in the employ u e, II. Wealth
Crr', n Mind Manufacturer. At 2N Canal street.
Nr sept q Nr W,athrrrI synt him 10 the hank
II deposit 'sfi5 81. sage met an thcr Young fellow
rInri Melville StrrErs. also employed by Wealth
cred ami toErthnr they went to Houston. Tex.
Slge came hA,k yesterday and was arrested.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
chootaw Screams in Our Streets.

To the Editor:
Ny nome is in a respectable street. where III.
residents have brains enough to know their OWE
wants without having them yelled In their ears
all day long From early morning until evening
hours the vendors Of fruit. vegetables. &C.. pass
our doors In q continuous stream. and they seem
to via with each other as to which can make
the most noise. They shout their wares At the
top OF thei- lungs In the Choctaw or some other
language, which I defy any American citizen to
understand. 1t Is an outrage and a nuisance. and
to my mind. perfectly absurd. Can you suggest
a remedy. or had l better move out In the back
woods and let these Aends yell!
rpyfafpr rp
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Jacob Winter, who shot his sister and
himself yesterday because the girl would
not give up her lover. interfered not
at all wisely and all too effectually.
Pistol bullets make but a sad remedy
for evils actually incurred and a still
sadder preventive of evils that are
simply a%pprehended. Young Winter
precipitated a tragedy beside which the
misfortune he only feared casts but q
feeble shadow.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
A CALL FOR sUsPENDER JACK"

The fame OF the finest" Is world wide.
No better police breathe than New
Iork's gallant and valiant bluecoats. 1t
is no wonder they are held up as models
to the peace and property guardians Of
all civilized countries, Chicago wanted
some of them for its Worlds Fair. but
Chicago is a wicked place. and 1t would
have contaminated our cops, so we
didn't let them go. They would have
been ornaments and buiwarks OF safety
for the Columbian Exposition, n would
have made the Chicago police seem small
pumpkins in the tutclary business. They
also might have elevated the Fair and
put the Midway Plaisance n peg or
two higher in popular esteem. But they
didn't go to Chicago. and Chicago suf-
fered.
Now Honduras. in Central America.
wants "~Suspendar. Jack" the cowboy
policeman OF the Highbridgc station. to
remodel its police force. We don't know
the gallus officer personally. but II he
Is anything mt all like his downtown
confreres IN blue he Is just the boy to
take the Honduras police force by the
coat collar. shake mp its stagnated cir
culation and restore 1t to its feet. A
few metropolitan methods of policing
applied to the Honduras 'nixies" will
let them know where they are at.
"%Suspender Jack may have to club
the soles OF the forces feet to wake
them VI and he MAJ have to import n
few jealous New York roundsmen to
keep them out of friendly kitchens when
they are In port. But "~Suspender Jack
will get there. we have no doubt, IL he
has to bust his braces in doing so.
Good luck to him And may he never
run up against the nuisance of a Hon
duran DR.. ParkhurstI
The evening world., 1893-10-18

And now dear little Marie Tempest
has returned to J. NJ. Hill, who has also
taken back the too affectionate Steger.
There is pathos in all this. oh, why
did Mommer Etherington. go back to
England and leave her little girl all
The evening world., 1893-10-18
MRS. SARTORIS SAILS.
Gen. Grants Daughter or on the
Paris for England.

On the American liner Paris. which sailed to-.
day for Southampton. were Mrs. Nellie Grant
Sartoris. the Misses sartorIs and AlEernon sar-
tJgiS
aiieu.
uthcr passengers on the Paris were:
Count Eioard d'Asschc, j. n Collyer, Mrs
Cullycr. Assistant Engineer J. X. Robinson, L,
:. Navy. Mrs. Robinson and Baron Raoul Suoy.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Dtsfehcd Lettuce.

Wash carefully two heads Of lettuce,
separate the caves and tear ZACH leaf
in two or three pieces. Cut a quarter
pound Of ham or bacon into dice. and
fry until brown; while hot. add two
~tablespoonfuls Of vinegar. Beat one egg
until light. add to 1t two tablespoonfuls
Of sour cream, then add 1t to the ham,
stir over the fire one minute until It
thickens. and pour boiling hot over the
lettuce; mix carefully with a fork, and
serve Immediately.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Furniture Polish.

A good furniture polish. which gives .
soft. oily finish to furniture and wood
work is made of one scant ounce Of lin
seed oil. one full ounce OF %turpentine
and three-fourths Of an ounce of cider
vinegar. Shake 1t until thoroughly
mixed. Then rub the furniture with the
mixture, allow It, to stand a short time
and polish 1t well with a soft, dry fan-
mel cloth.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

There Is something pathetic about the
announcement that people will be adj
m!tted at the regular rates to see the
destruction OF the Worlds Fair Build
ings. 1t is like al invitation to be in at
the death of the White city. which has
had such a glorious Summer Of life.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Rage,se of zeal.

For this the remains Of cold frican-
deau or roast may be used cut into
pieces about n inch square. To every
pint Of these squares allow one-half
pint Of stock, one tablespoonful Of but
ter. one tablespoonful flour. one table,
spoonful Of Worcestershire sauce. one
tablespoonful Of mushroom catsup, two
tablespoonfuls Of sherry, one table,
spoonful of onion juice, one blade Of
mace, six mushrooms, chopped fine.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

There has been presented at Elmira
the singular spectacle OF one law
breaker ostensibly trying to reform
other law-breakers TIL greatest re-
form will come when Brockway and
his illegal paddle are abolished.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Another wedding at the Tombs. the
second within three days. The gray old in
stltution will presently be getting n
reputation as a matrimonial agency.
Stone walls apparently do not a prison
make, 30 far as the tender passion is
concerned.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Preparation Statns.

Precipitation stains may be removed
from the arms Of white woollen or silk
dresses by sporging with warm water
into which ammonia has been poured
and then with clear water Press the
place before 1t becomes quite dry.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
LETTERS

tTAfs column "a for he te,en Of everybody ,oao
has a complaint 10 MAKE, a grievance 10 ~pentilate,
Information to oitc, a question to ask or a pubhe
service 10 acknowledge, and ,eho can put The idea
into less than 100 uords Long letters cannot be
printed.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
He Got a Grsnt Barsain.

Henry EpcgltUS, a plumber, nineteen years old,
~ CHRISTIE aul ur'amc streets, was held for
trial In the Essex Market Court to-day. John
Wittcrman. a pcdilur, NJ ll5 wlllctt street.
gn,usFI MIN ~ stealing his horse and wagon.
Eporllnr was arrested IN brooklyn white driving
VI stolen property lie sili he bought the out,
IT Tor s. Gyu a strange man.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
11s EulaIia CotGure.

The new basket-plaited Eulalia COLI
fure is worn with a high Spanish comb
set with Irish brilliants. Often this
comb is set in sideways in coquettish
fashion. To some women this is becom-
ing. but to others 1t Is little short Of
ridiculous,
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Unable TO Feed Her Children.

Carrie Fclslurs, OF 81 East Twelfth street, TO,
day had Agents plett AMI Snhmitt, OF the Gerry
Society, rcquest Justice No0rh,s, in the Essey
Market Police Court, To- commit her two children,
spEla institution, as shc Il destitute and unable
10 care for IhvEl, They wcrs ssat 10 st. AnR'
The evening world., 1893-10-18

1t is discovered that an important
part of the work in Major McKinley's
campaign OF education Is to teach the
veterans and the soldiers widows to
give up gracefully to the party treasury.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Manhattan Day at the Fair is not to
be simply a metropolitan excursion to
a great show. 1t will carry New Works
oficial greeting and congratulations to
Chicago. Let them be full and hearty.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
The sulky wheel Again.

TO INC EUTVOTs
'ouod L. D." Is right when he states that the
top half Of a sulky wheel travels quicker than
the lower half. but I think he is q little on
In his explanation. lie writes as IL the lower half
was stationary. which is not the case. as It IL
revolving on the wheels axis at the same rate
as the top half. Doth points are describing a
segment OF a cycloid. The cycloid 10 the curve
described by a point In the circumference OF a
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Mayor Giroy's duties continue TO
multiply. He Is now not only a city
father. In accepted figure, but a New
York grandfather in actually. He will
ill his new role gracefully.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
To PoNSh Tour S0tler

Lemon will do for he yellow-white
sailor what shoe polish does for tho
worn black one. Remove the ribbon
band and with a slice Of lemon clean
the straw thoroughly.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
piphtheria Ep.demic Feared.

MOUNT VERNON, y. Y, Oct. Is.-The village
OF Tarrytown, n. Y. Is threatened with an cpl
dsmio OF diphtheria, Several deaths have occurred
there In the past forty-eight hours from that
dread dlsalse. The disease has proved particu-
larry fatal smong young children. Every pre-
caution possible has been taken 10 prevent Its
spread.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Portrait of a Tiger.

Alexander Popss painting. "a Royal BENGAL
Tiger will be on exhibition at the Bouve.
Crawford 4 Co.'S EaiesroomA 1T Broadway. until
further notice. II anything, the Tiger Ia pro.
attracted attention at the Plaza Hotel some time
ago.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
TWO REPORTED KILLED.
Canada Pac fc Trains Said Il
Fave Been in Collision.

PORT ARTHUR. Ont. Oct. IA
serious wreck happened on the Cana
dian Pacific near Grand River yester-
day.
x special train of fourteen cars came
Fireman Wilbridge and Brakeman Ell
lott are reported killed. A cargo of tea
is said to be in Lake Superior and on
Tia trank
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Brockway's law-breaking at Elmira Is
a plain case. He was never exempted
from the operation OF the statutes re-
garding corporal punishment in the pris-
ons of the State.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Sunlight for tho Piano.

Keep the plano closed at night and in
damp weather.: open on bright days and
let the sun shine on the keys, as the
light will keep them from turning yell
ln-V
The evening world., 1893-10-18

You Should Advertise It.

TO the Editor:
four months. the owner of said garment having
moved to another city without notifying the dress
maker. CONSTANT READER. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Whose Little Girl Is This3

The polite at Headquarters have a lost rirl nve
years old, who vaS found last night at the cor
rer OF SiNtieth street and Columbus avenue. She
fss hToNa eyes and hair and is dressed In . gray
Gown and blue Bingham apron.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

This is the se~venty-third day OF the
special session Of the Senate. The del
u5e OF Noah, IL will be remembered,
lasted but forty days.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

It is not the people who have turned
down Comptroller Myers and District
Attorney Nicoll.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

jority is not a majority. see the United
States Senate.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Now that the Senator's haze begun to
get mad at each other there is, perhaps,
more hope for the country.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

1t is a mistake to say that the oh.
structionLsts in the senate are talking
to gain time. They are talking to lose
time.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Thick weather in the Senate chamber.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
IN Idea ~

In light silk figured in bow knota
This sketch from The Upholsterer 10
worthy OF notice. Though difficult In ap-
The evening world., 1893-10-18
WAC Wan,s a Htred GtrlS

There are between twelve and fifteen
thousand domestics In the city seeking
employment.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Cardinal Gibbons's tubiIee the ce,ebro

Cardinal Gibbons's Jubilee, the celebra-
ton of which opens In Baltimore to-day.
Is in a sense a National event. The ven
cradle prelate, who has served his Church
80 long and well. has kept also well in
touch with the country In all Its lines OF
progress. He is as good an American as
he Is a Catholic. America may ado its
congratulations to-day to those of the
Cardinals c%hurchmen.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
vALKYR1H.
Consult Working women's Society,
Clinton Place.

VIII you please inform me whether there Ia
any society which compels employers to pay work.
ing-girl's wages woRKiNG-GIR
The evening world., 1893-10-18

rows of black silk braid, which are
continued round the back. The deep.
stiff collar Is of black watered silk, .
band Of the same material being inserted
between tho braid on the sleeves and
round the skirt.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Felix Morris's new venture as a star
does not seem to have met with much
success. This. of course, may be due
to cover a multitude of sins. A Chicago
critic Gays. Jane Stuart saved Mr..
Morris from downright failure"
The evening world., 1893-10-18
HOUSE AND HOME.


This is an indoor Autumn gown sug.
sested in an Autumn dress design COM
petition. The gown is intended to be
made In tan cloth. The tight ittinl
bodice is trimmed down the front with
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arnAnlIY AnrEHIIalNa.n


10 can hardly Uo believed that thcfeis
room 60 uolUttho vicws Otthc NEWTON
tho subjects Of legitimate aIvrruuus
and homo manufacture. A friend who
coudcous'y calls attention % what he
tbinEa was a sum what aharp criuclsm
two days ago Of "tharily advUflIsing,"
la therefore respectfully in'omci-
publicly, too, since others may also
have drawn a wrong impgt7sion.-that
this paper always iavofs the two sll-
jccis nrst named and readily cnc1ut.
ages them; and u in connection with
them the additional item VI CHARITY
ls effectively introduced, 10 makes
but ono other potent reason
why we should applaud the
effort ana aid The enterprise. What
The NEWS meant iu its criticism 70.
fcuci % was Stake sdvef,iBlng,"
which means deception, or faisehooi,
~ fraud, aud which, % no. exactly
Offering something Tor nothing, at
least dishonesty palms Oh under tho
gnTb VI charity something tina, knows
II has no favor to ask Tor or cz-
poet on W. merits. A good
article Of home manuaciuru-
whether a0np, Or htooms or
boots, or brich--B dosarving Of all
support and patronage. IL can have
ours every day In the wCck. The
Ingenious advorlisiug OF IL 10 also to
be- COMMUNICATIONS columns nre all
The time open. The hestlwal Of part
OF the proceeds o. 70 upon charity b
m3st wor.hy-wo Will endorse d every
time. Surely NJ Une will argue that
the three objects cannot 70 together
lcgitimatoly and benunclnlly. The
NEWS has not attempted any such
Argument, and most certainly viii
not do ~.
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10 remembrance, hiding beneath n
cheap auI nimsy veil the suli.lauda.
ton Of limited experience.
II may DO asked, What Is this 10
me, OF hat 10 the fuiurtg Much
every way, II only 70 say, "Let the
decd past bury he lead, " and with tie
dying year, Ia a coutrilo spirit let go
thls blurred and tainted record. Then
with chastoned thought and conscious
weakness seeking TO "the strong for
strength" and trusting ia Infinite
mercy aud wisdom Tor the combination
Of past folly, begin anew the coming
segment Of human measure, az II tie
deaiInies OF a world hung on personal
Integrity AID So un1inching eTU T.
50, financial pressure, unuiual econ.
omy, loss Of friends, sacrifice Of
property, worry aud anxiety, self.re.
pruach aud failure, shall have yielded
precious fruit, AMI sickness, change or
death will have but opened all eyes b
thotmnsilory nature Of time anu thinga,
presenting through faith the norma.
neni and eternal beyond this valo Of
tears. Even the gigantic calamltles
Of Gre aud iioou, OF famine and posii.
lcnce, Of so.cnllei "sccidenls aud fear.
iul loss OF he" are from this view but
tue shadows Of a mighty change, bat
"sigus Of the tiuvp," which no "who
runs may rcadj" the clusing Of an era,
the opening Of another zeal, the be-.
ginnlag Of new chapter la mau's his.
tory aui the Divine economy, which
shall uo moro startling Than nuy Of its
pgclccossaTs, more Indicative % thu
elimination Of that "gonuovur.yD
which the Prophet spoke Of In the ascs
long ago.
Utsh and her roople-iho Latter.
DAY Saiu,s-atc moving on the lines Of
destiny 10 an outcome which shall sur.
prise both iriends aud foes, for human
wisdom hath not devised Il, nor can u
bring tho same TO pass. Tho Saints
arc but the instrument, an Omnlpo,cnl
hand alone can sweep ils wondrou1
strings,
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accorded it, though efforts Of more
or lees detult0ry character have not
been wanting in tho past 10 impose
restrictions on trlo.slaughicriug ami
extend encouragement to tree.uIau,.
ing. In his recent report the u. s..
secretary Of the iu;e'i'r gave the im-
rurtaut subject extensive mention, and
40 also did the Presidcut in b los fegular
message 20 Congress. We trust that
nothing buta hint Will now boz ncccs-
sary 90 arouse the people 81 utah TO
their uuiy iu the premises, aud that
they viii al once arrange to move OUT
On tho line, Of intelligence toward the
prevention OF further spo.iation and
the cure Of the OWLS already wrought.
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until an enemy Ia before them iu the
field; nor cuu the religious man cK.
plain fully how persecution makes him
cling the closer 90 his faith, or how
"lbe blood Of the martyrs is tho seed Of
the church," Horoism lie often exnlb-
tied, 80 not actually born, under the
stress Of circumstances; and trus Ca.
spirai.on burns with greatest brilliancy
when ils need % made mos; absolute,
BY reason that the dnil, luss is ~ keen.
iy ielt Some OF these are the enigmas
of liie, 10 De solved only through the
abiding consciousness that In the DO.
main Ui divine routine accident finds
no place, and that computation Ia in.
hefent In that which 10 Halted vision
app'ns only IN the form Of calamity,
sorrow, trial AMI loss.
MHny men have drplofcd during
this yCar thelr non.succoss In lifc.
Oilers have mourncd n bhghtsd
home. Sickness ami death invaIing
the precincts Of the family circle, have
captured iis bloom aud beauty, and
crushed amounted hopes. Friend has
betrayed friend; cool and jealous souls
have hiutcd confidence away. sym
ralhy has been smolhefcd In ils cx.
preston, auu love has bartured Itself ior
dress. Everything has seemed incon.
stant, unreliable, shadowy ami 1ccling
ra the m0rning's msL The days have
fltd, the year wanos aud the lesson VI
an everything hand has not impressed
ltaeli upon the tablets Of all experiences
urtcaiCe'y claimed an earnest thought
Aud YET Got fuies. lie dire1.s, cin-
tr1ls an1 husiiatus not la the punul.
Of Good for every human soul. some
"ltaru 90 trust where thoy cannot
trace" Others ,os "lhr0ugn q glass
darsly," but are satisfied IN time. a
tow OF rago experience possess un-
shrinking iaithj aud not lew nru
doubtful as 10 whether the infirmilics,
weaknesses, sins Of man awake Any
attention rom "the Mpjesty ON Hiyh."
Large numbers " the human fam.
ily cxul. Ia their own strength, mag.
My their own wisdom, rKtol their
own ability, aud claim 10 carve out
thgif own deauDy. They never tell
characterization, Of BAN led hoppr, Of!
d.shpp0in,mgnb failure hero and
wrong there; but tholr beginning aud
ems are known alike to Him, aud ole
will bring them by way which they
have not known to city which hath
foundations, who5o builder aud maker
He IT," 10 goea without saying, that
siuce last yeat's resolves, thoughts
have been iudulged Ia which were
unworthy; words have been uttered
which much would begivoa 10 recall;
scls have been performed which lingcr
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AnAPPY NEW YEAR.


Only n few more hours and 1893
will be- counted among tho years that
arc past II has boen remarkable
year In many respects, fraughi VITA
important events, some OF which VIII
never fade from the annals Of mankind.
Looking backward we sec numerous
disasters on land aud sca and o TO.
markably long death roll, several oithc
notablos OF the earth having passed
away. Mllliona' worth Of property
has been destroyed by lire. Thousands
Of lives were lost Ia earthquakes and
cyclones, and hundreds more Ia rail.
road accidents. Revolution has kin.
died Ia flames IN several places, while
ovor the nations Of Europe anarchy
hoverB asa shadow o, some structure Ia
hades. Financial troubles at home
aud abroad have caused much anxiety
and untold distress In many places.
But the year has also been msrhoi
by important evonts OF n more cheer.
fui character than thorc here alluded
to. The Worlds Fair, with the
numerouscongroaseahold In connection
with ii,isouo OF them. "A one result tho
peace congress- has already sent pgti.
tons 10 our government in the intcrrst
oftho Inauguration Of peace among the
nations Of the world. The religious
parliament, too, Notwithstanding ia
shortcomings, viii DO productive OF
good. II nothing else, Il will tend 10
provo the equality OF the great rrllg.
ions OF tho world aud tho insufiiclency
of them all 10 save, temporarily and
elornally, the human race, thereby
preparing the way for tho religion Of
Christ Among the prominent events
OF tho year, the dedication Of tho great
Temple IN this city deserves mention.
ThoRcctplanoc Of that house by Tbs
Lord ia a pledge that His promises arc
ever faithful, ever true.
With this assurance tho NEWS takes
great pleasure In extending 70 an ils
readers Hnppy.New.Ycar greeting.
our Territory has suffered compara.
tivnly little from tho calamit.ui that
have swept other parts Of the world.
The new year breaks la with prospects
Of peace In the midst Ut tho people ;
Utah's frlondB arc constantly finding
their ranks increased, at homo anu
abroad. The heavens pour down their
blessings over hill and dale, Inspiring
tho hope u another abundant harvest
IN due time, aud the day seems u bo
very near when this fair Territory shall
be blessed with the full privileges nc.
corded to our,citizens by n diyinely
inspired Constitution.
Hard times, like storms, come aud
go. The sun 10 ever spreading his
glorious Hight above the clouds. 30
Providence overrulgs all things and
turns even the trlals 10 good for His
children. To those who can hold 70
this sure anchor Of hope tho now year
will bring nothing hut feelings ci
happiness and joy.
Again, Happy aud Prosppro ug
New Year 20 all