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The evening world., 1893-10-18
ClUDAD C0kDAL WENT ASHORE.
h Overdue Steamer Fast on Ba-
hama Ranks for 90 Hours.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1S.-The Nor
gan line steamer III Mar, Capt. Grant,
arrived yesterday from New York. She
encountered Il hurricane oct. II, at noon,
which continued until noon the following
day.
Capt Grant. reports hat the Spanish
steamer Ciudad Condal, from IIavanna
for New York, was blown ashore during
the hurricane of the 18th, on the Buhama
banks, whore she remained ~thirty-six
hours, when she succeeded in floating.
She was leaking badly. part of her
propeller was gone and her shaft sprung.
She is attempting to reach New York
under her own steam and wished to be
reported.
CHARLESTON, oct. lS.-Thc steamer
Ciudad Condal, from Havana for New
York, PASSED here to-day. Par of her
propeller was gone, but otherwise she
was in good condition and was proceed
ing slowly 1or New York. An ON board
were well.
At the Offices of the agents Of the
overdue steamer, pier 10 East River, a
despatch concerning the vessel has been
that any accident, has happened to the
shaft. and the agents do not believe
that such IL the case, or she would
never attempt to come on to this port.
our only news from the Ciudad con.
dial" said Mr.. Palmer, " is the fact
that capt. brown sighted her off the
Bahama Islands, with signals displayed
that her rudder and propeller We're out
Of order. but that she did not wish as
sistance.
Il do not credit the story that her
shaft has been twisted, or Is out of
order In any way. for If such is the
cas-. she would not try 10 come ON
alone, but would ask for aid. h
could make port under sail, but 1t would
TAKE her "A month.
9Th" hurricane has probably broken
her rudder, and that can bc easily rene
died. We expect her here in time to
leave for Havana nEain on regular
scheduled time, oct. %"
1t was impossible to ascertain her
passenger list, but 1t l. now known that
she has fourteen passengers and a Gro IS
OF s.vcntY-two men on board. Snc has
ii cargo Of sugar.
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WHITE CITY'S DESTRUCTION.
An Admission Fee t Be Charged to
Those Wishing to SEQ It.

CHICAGO. Oct. lS-The Worlds Columbian
Exposition will positively close on the night of
Oct. 30. People can enter jackson Park after
that time, and the admission fee will be so
cents. Visitors will then see the destruction OF an
exposition. instead OF tho up-buildlng OF one.
This Is given on the authority OF Director
General Davis. who spoke to that effect LAST might
after the meeting OF the Committee on Demolition.
Al the meeting last night 1t was decided to hold
a conference with the Park Beard with u view to
getting an extension OF time for clearing the
park. The Exposition wants a years grace for
this work claiming that by additional time more
money can be made on salvage. and the vast un-
dertaking completed in a more workmanlike man
h
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MORRIS HARIMAN'S ROBBERY.
Police Intim ate that ~ Arrest May
Be Made TO-DAY,

Capt. Pickett and two detectives 81 the East
Eighty eighth street station. were A. work this
morning on tho mysterious robbery Of Morris
Hartman's jewelry store, at 1853 Second avenue.
Hartman still Insists that he vas boNrl and
gagSed Monday night by two men. who then ran
sacked the store. taking away with them s., 800
worth OF diamonds and irwclry.
benjamin Eichbcrg, ~ The firm OF Elchhcrg
Brothers, 80 Maiden lane, called At IlsGtnsn'h
stole this morning, lie was accompanied hy his
lawyer, julius W. Meyer, lie holds a chattul
mortgage on H~artman's stock Tor 5000. lie has
also had assigned To- him clsimb hy sam Stern
q Co, Of 10 Maiden lane.
EiChheTg said he does not believe that Hart.
man robbed himself, lie sad the jewelry Arms in
Maiden lane had pcrSyt confidence In Hartman.
WOlfgang Lang, OF 2' East Eighty third street.
called on Hartman this morning. and threatened
- have him arrested.
Capt, Pickett tntimated that an arrest might be
made to-day,
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FIRE In THE HOFFMAN HOUSE.
Il Was In the Annex. but IL Gave
Guests Shivers.

The clatter Of frc-engInes through Broadway and
along West Twenty-anh street. lust before o A.
NJ. to-day. gave the inmates OF the Hoffman
House the cold shivers for a few minutes.
II did not take them long, however. to ascer-
tain that they were In no danger, as the Are,
which was In the annex to the Hoffman House,
IN West Twenty-nfth street. was only a slight
one.
1t broke out in the kitchen. In the basement of
Nos 10. ~ and n, and Its origin Is something
OF a mystery. One OF the walters noticed smoke
and name In the kitchen at sN A. NJ. and
caused an alarm to be sent IN. The nre was
speedily eStinguished. II did damage OF about
$50 to tho Kitchen hrtures and $500 to the build
Inc
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THE Al0WERA RAN AGROUND.
News OF the Overdue Steamer
Brought FRI Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct. ls.-The
steamer Australia arrived at this port at
| o'clock this morning bringing the fol-
lowing news from honolulu:
The British steamer Miowcra, Of the
new line from Sydney. y. s. w. to Van
cuuVer, was stranded at the entrance of
Honolulu harbor on III. evening Of Oct.
.. All efforts to get her on failed, and
she worked up on the reef. She lies In
eleven feet OF water. Although in "A bad
position thcr" were no holes in her bot
tom. Her passengers and mails were
forwarded per the steamer Australia.
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IOIiN HENRY.
choctaw Screams in Our Streets.

To the Editor:
Jay nUme Is in a respectable street, where the
residents lav' brains enough to know their own
wants without having them yelled in their ears
all day long FROM carly morning until evening
hours the vendors OF fruit vegetables. &c. pass
our doo's in u 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 / defy any American citizen to
understand. 1t is an outrage and a nuisance, and
10 my mind. perfectly absurd. Can you suggest
d remedy, or had | better move out In the back
Scods and let these Hends yellf
cpI.Npr ED
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The Schoolgirls Summer Course

The choolglr summer Couree.
70 the Editor:
The big innocent looking schoolgirls. sixteen or
s.yen'een years old, have, OF course, all got back
from the country, and as they walk along Fifth
and Madison avenues and the cross streets, with
their piles OF books under their arms. you would
think by looking at them that they had never
spoken to 4 man IN their lives. They look so
awtuiiy Shy. But in reality this is not so. for at
New port. Cape MAJ, Asbury Park and Long
branch. as we'll as in the mountains. they passed
themselves of as .ouns ladies'. n you could only
hear them now tell each other what a good time
they had. how many Young mon they danced
With the number Of balls and hops they attended,
how many times this one had been in bathing
with tall and short mon, you would be surprised
Aud rhtn her dear mamma sets up the big party
to introduce Sophia Matilda Nightingale into SO
cicty tho old lady Will say innoctntly: 'Mr.
Brown. my daughter. Sho has Just finished her
school course. This ii her inst time OF dancing
with any gentleman. I don't know what to do
with her. she is 20 backward and distant"
InIIN ILsSpv
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ton with ravenous and merciless vio-
lence. The deadly fever in a considera-
Bile town, which has carried off hum
dreds Of victims and cut them off from
Intercourse and In a measure from re-
lief. was not misfortune enough. The
terrors Of the elements must be added.
1t is for these people that 1.-THE World
pleads. 1t has never made a more
necessary or more meritortous appeal.
in vain,
The evening world., 1893-10-18
TWO REPORTED KILLED,
Canada Pac fc Trains Said to
Fave Been in Collision.

PORT ARTHUR. Ont. Oct. 1s.-A
serious wreck happened on the Cana
dian Pacific near Grand River yester-
day.
4 special train of fourteen cars came
into collision with "A west-bound freight.
Fireman Wilbridge and Brakeman FL
lott are reported killed. A cargo of tea
Is said to be in Lake Superior and on
the track.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

The Elevated Railway Company has
recognized the need - many Of it's sta
lions of strong iron ratings along the
edges of platforms to prevent the push
ing over of front rank people when the
places lrc crowded, during rush hours.
l;u the Grand street platform, which Is
at certain times one of the most dcnsely
packed on the whole Elevated system,
was left unprotected. Hence the acct
dent o! Monday. 1t IL stated that John
Mccarthy, Ii injured man In this
case, Will sue the Company. Certainly
the grounds for suit appear to be excel.
lent. And as the only way to touch a
soullcSs corporation IL through it's cash
box, tn" mulcting Of the Elevated Rail
way concern In n good round sum for
damages may produce n result highly
beneficial to the local travelling public,
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a a the distance traversed by the lower point.
b b the distance traversed by the upper point.
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a Him on Betting Meat.

Nearly every one who knows anything
about cooking knows that boiled meat
of any kind is better when 1t is left to
get cold in the water in which 1t was
boiled. but many do not guess how
much corned beef and smoked and
cured ham is improved by putting in
the water a generous t~easpoonful Of
sugar and a small onion while boiling.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
DmtcLtd LenMce

Wash carefully two heads Of lettuce,
separate the leaves and tear each 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 it W ta~blespoonfuls
Of sour cream. then add 1t to he ham,
stir owe the fire one minute until 1t
thickens. and pour boiling hot over the
lettuce; mix carefully with q fork, and
serve Immediately.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Table fruit will keep twice as long IL
1t is kept in separate lots. Contact
hastens decay. One bad apple will spoil
a barrel. 1t will pay the wife to
a v tfc peaches. olums. oranges, lemons
and other small. fruit wrapped in paper
when 1t comes from the market and to
separate the niche of grape. Street
vendors preserve them by hanging them
up in a cool place; the next best plan
Is to lay them on a large platter or in
kitchen saucers with space between.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Jacoh Winter, who shot his sister and
hiinscli yesterday because the girl would
not 4 NJ her lover. interfcred not
At all wisely and all too cfrcctuaIly.
Pistol bullets make but "A sad remedy
Tor evils actually incurred and "A still
sadder preventive OF evils that are
simply ~apprchcndrl. Young Winter
precipitated n tragedy beside which the
misfortune he only feared casts but a
feeble shalow
The evening world., 1893-10-18
RETURNED THIEF CAUGHT.
rs Went 10 Texas with Money In.
trusted to Him.

lanes sage s.-te"n years old, was held for trial
IA h. Jefferson Market Court to-day on a charge
o. laru,ny-
fogHg sage vas In the employ Of C. Is. Wealth
cred. = blind manufacturer. at "a Canal street.
"a Sop = Nr Moaihprrd sent him to The bank
TO t'pas.t tS7 ~ sage met another young fellow
nAn'I NrIsIlI" ~'H-. tIs0 employed hy Wearh-
~-'i AL is E.r Er.E E.tr t. Hrus'on. Tex.
Sass cane bA.A yesterday and MAS arrested.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
R1Dsttt of Veal.

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 -four. one table,
.snoonful 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
BRIDEGROOM sCHULTZ'S FATE.
The Convicted Thief Goes to State
Pr'so, for Two and q Efls Years.

August Schultz. twenty-five years old. who was
married In the Tombs prison yesterday to Miss
Annie Feltman. OF az Columbus avenue, was this
morning sentenced to State prison for two years
and six months, by Judge Fitzgerald. in Part II.
Of the General Sessions,
SGhultI was convicted on Monday OF burglary.
He was arrested on Sept. 20 on complaint OF
William Wurk, a milkman, OF W East Forty
seventh street, Schultz was formerly In his en-
pluy, Wurk missed slSs from a tin box which
he kept behind the counter in his store aud
sehultI was convicted Of taking II.
Judge Fitzgerald In passing sentence, said that
the marriage would not be an excuse for clencncy,
IS S,kultI had only been released from the Elmira
Re about one year ago.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
FERMENTATION Stains.

Precipitation stains may be removed
from the arms OF white woo!len or silk
dresses by sponging with warm water
into which ammonia has oeen poured
and then with clear water Press the
place before it becomes quite dry. :
The evening world., 1893-10-18

There has been presented at Elmira
the singular spectacle OF one law
breaker os'ensihiy trying to reform
other law-breakers. The greatest re-
form will come when B~rockway 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
stitution Will presently be getting n
reputation as II matrimonial agency.
Stone walls apparently do not a prison
make. so far as the tender passion IL
concerned.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Cardinal Gibbons's jubilee. tho celcbra-
ton of which opens in baltimore to-day,
is In n sense a National event. The VEN
cradle prclate. who has served his Church
80 long n well. has kept also well in
touch with The country in all its lines OF
progress. lie Is ns good an American as
he IL II Catholic. America may add It's
CONGRATULATIONS to-day 10 those of the
Cardinals Churchmcn.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Furniture 70 ish.

A good furniture polish. which gives a
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 it until thoroughly
mlAed. Then rub the furniture with the
mixture. allow It to stand a short time
and polish it well with a soft, dry flan-
mel cloth.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
MRS. SARTORlS SAILS.
Gen. Grants Daughter Off on the
Paris for England.

on the American liner Paris. which sailed to-
day tyr Southampton, were MIS-. Nellie Grant
Sartoris. the Misses sartorIs and Algcrnon Sar-
turir.
Mrs Grant was at the dock to bid her daughter
aliru.
other passengers on the Paris were:
Count ldrirl q i,.rhu. j. H. rnllyer, Mrs.
GullN"r, Assistant Engineer ! X. Ruhinsnn. L.
$. Navy; Mrs, l]tuhlu.un and baron ELuul S.oy.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
LETTERS

INT eohxn,n ~ for the oensN Of eteyoody uho
hos a complaint 10 make, a grievance TO ~tentiiate,
Information to gipc, a question TO ask or a public
ser,fcc TO acknowledge, and uho can put NE idea
into less than 100 words. Long letters eanno. be
printed
The evening world., 1893-10-18

There is something pathetic about the
announcement that people VIII he nd-
United at the regular rates to see the
destruction OF the Worl1's Fair Build
ings. 1t Is like an invitation to he in at
the death of the White city. which has
had such n glorious Summer of life.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

IL Is discovered that an important
part of the work In Major McElnlcy'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
Diphtha-ia Fp demic Feared.

MOUNT VERNON. y. Y. Oct. ls,-Ths village
Of Tarryto~n. n, y. Ia threatened with an cpl
DENT Of diphthsrs. Several deaths have occurred
there IN the past forty eight hours from that
dtsad disease. The disease has proved pArticu-
larry fatal among young children, Every pre-
.~oAatioa possible has bees uAksa 70 prevent is
uSpresd-
The evening world., 1893-10-18
The Enidi a OF -ur..

The new basket-plaited Eulalia Golf
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 it is little short OF
ridiculous.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Portrait Of a Tiger.

Alexander Pope's painting, "a Royal Bengal
Tiger will be on exhibition at the Bouvs.
Crawford & Co. 3 snlesrooms, III broadway. until
further notice. II anything, the Tiger, Is pro.
nounced superior to MI. Popes ''Lion.' which
attracted attention at the Plaza Hotsl some time
ASo. y.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
NMnIi1ht for The Plano.

Keep the piano closed at night and In
damp weather: open on fright days and
let the sun shine on the Keys. as the
light will keep them from turning yell
low.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
To Polish Tour Sailor.

Lemon will do for the yellow-whits
sailor what shoe polish does for the
worn black one. Remove the ribbon
band and with a slice Of lemon clean
the straw thoroughly.
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 York's
official greeting and congratulations to
Chicago. Let them be full and hearty.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

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

The psua Al headquarters have a lost gth eve
years Old who "4s found last night a. the cor.
rsr " slNl,eth sTssl Ard Columbus svvuus sAs
las brown cyg IS and hair and is dressed IN = kray
gVsn .ad blue IlHsLal Apron.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

There are between twelve n fifteen
thousand domestics in the city seeking
employment.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Mayor Gilroy'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
fill his new role gracefully.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
HOUSE AND HOME.


This Is an indoor Autumn gown sug.
gested In an Autumn dress design com.
petition. The gown is intended to b.
made In tan cloth. The tight ultima
bodice Is trimmed down the front with
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In light silk figured in bow knots.
This sketch from The Upholsterer II
worthy oil notice. Though difficult in ap.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

i IL a mistake TO say that the oh
E~,rJcuurlsts IN the Senate are talking
- gam TINT They are talking TO lose
time.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

And now dear littia Marie Tempest
has returned to j. NJ. lin. vino has also
taken back the too atfcctionatr Stcger.
There Is nathOs In all this. on, why
England and leave her little gin all
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circle. rolling on the straight line. and therein
lies the difference in speed. The segment de-
scribed by the top half is more than double the
length OF that described by the lower during n
quarter revolution OF the wheel, and shows the
actual distance travelled through space. The
geometricai figure here given shows the point
clearly -
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Brockway's law-breaking at Elmlra 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

Thick weather In ,h. Senate chamber,
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Felix MOrris's new venture as a star
does not seem 10 have met with much
success. This Of course, may be due
critic Gays Jane Stuart saved Mr..
Morris from downright failure"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-16
MEDICAL SCIENCE.

WHEN the lower half of the coun-
tenance, measured from the nose down
ward, is divided by the mouth into two
equal parts seen in profile, the indica-
ton is of stupidity.
A MEDICAL exchange figures that the
United States has the highest death
rate, from diphtheria, four hundred
and eighty in ten thousand. Accord
ing to the same authority Holland and
Sweden come next with four hundred
and forty each.
SCIENTISTS are now telling us that
the dangerous microbe is lurking in
the greenback. Those. in arrears for
subscription, says contemporary, can
send the amount, as he has facilities
to disinfect small amounts, and is will
ing to take the risk.
In Physical Education" DIR. Luther
Gulick argues that by exercising GER
tain muscles it is possible to develop
certain sections of the brain. His
argument has special reference to
Predetermined persons, whose mental
condition, in his opinion, might be i'm
proved by the right kind of muscular
exercise.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-16
HUMoRS OF TIE CnIsls.
An Eccentric Stranger Causes Quite Sem
sation in q New York Bank.

An Eccentric stranger Causes Quite Sem
sation in a New York Bank.
Speaking of the financial strin-
gency," said Wall street broker to his
companions as they were lunching to-
gether within the hearing of New
York Tribune reporter, 1--WE got a
good one to tell you. The other morn
ing tall, solemn-looking stranger
went into bank, which might name
only promised I wouldn't, and ap-
preaching the window of the receiving
teller quietly remarked that he would
like to deposit five thousand dollars.
The teller in courteous tones inquired
if he already had an account at the
bank. The stranger said he hadn't.
So the teller fastened outside, escorted
him into the presidents room, and in
troduced him to the president. The
president, on learning his business,
smiled kindly, offered him seat, and
remarked that it was fine day Well,
of course, they entered the new depos-
itor's signature in big ledger, and
one of the clerks was directed to pro.
vide him with pass book. Then the
receiving teller took him back into the
bank and politely asked for his de-
post. But the stranger stroked his
sandy goatee and explained that he
had merely come in to give the Gus
tomary sixty days notice and would be
around with the money on the 4th of
October. He added that it looked like
rain, and that steady pour for half a
day would prove great blessing to
the country. The teller reached for
his bronze paper-weight, but before he
could fire it the stranger had lit out"
Speaking of financial stringency,"
said another of the brokers, 81 heard
unique illustration of it few DAYS
ago. A man entered a pawnbroker's
shop in the Bowery, and laying down
a twenty dollar bill asked if he could
be accommodated with one dollar on
it. The pawnbroker was an excellent
judge of money and he saw at once
that the bill was genuine So he
turned and said to the stranger, shov-
ing the bill toward him as he spoke,
that he was in no mood for nonsense.
But the stranger showed the bill back,
rejoined in earnest tones that he
meant business; that he couldn't get
any conductor on horse car to change
the bill; that he had already been put
off three cars; that his boots were aw-
full tight, and that unless he could get
a dollar on the bill he would be COM
PEELED to walk to the Battery Well,
the pawnbroker couldn't but feel that
the stranger meant what he said. So he
took up the twenty dollar bill, toyed
with it few moments and then said
to him: We'll, my friend, I'd like to
accommodate you, but owing to the
financial stringency I can only give
you seventy-fve cents.''