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The evening world., 1893-06-08

Mushrooms are delioiously served In the
stead OF olives, and thus dressed: Use but.
ton mushrooms, and lay them in one and ono.
half teaspoonfuls OF estragon vinegar, three
and one-half teaspoonfuis OF olive oil, and
salt and pepper for several hours before the
meal and then drain.
The result Is ono which must be tasted to
be appreciated, and is not at all difIlcult to
achieve. The vinegar may be concocted at
home by laying bunch of estragon herbs in
wine vinegar, to which they impart not only
taste but faint ana exquisite aroma; or
the preparation may be bought outright at
any large grocery shop.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
HAS MANY NEW YORK DEBTS.
D. B. Loveman, of Chattanooga,
Goes Under with Big Liabilities.
Moro Bank Failures in Chicago and
tho West.

/ CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June Sd.
D. Loveman. one of the leading dry-goois
merchants In the South, has nlcd deed
OF trust with the County Registrar for
the benefit OF certain preferred creli-
tors lie named as assignecs II. clay
Evans of Chattanooga, late First AZ
sistant Postmaster General ana LOUIS
Black. Of Cleveland.
The deed of trust conveys his entire
estate, real and personal. including a
number Of tracts OF land in the city and
suburbs. the large building known as
the Loveman Block, ON Market street.
together with the stock.
| The preferred creditors and the
amounts due them make up Il list OF
thirty individuals. firms and corpora
tons. ana an aggregate Indebtedness OF
sl3l 1861 In the list is the Central
National Bank of New York for the sum
OF s25 800
! CHICAGO, Juna s.-Thc private bank
! OF g I. Niehon Il Co, In La Sale street
was placed in custody of a deputy sh"r,,
! IN ast evening on attachments sutI
/ out by some OF the depositors. some or
the banks checks failed to go through
| the Clca ring House yesterday afterhpon,
and the attachments are tn" result.
No statement could be obtained last
night.
ASHLAND. Wis, June S-The Bank
! Of Washburn closed its doors festerday
morning. Oficers claim that suspension
ia only temporary on account or IMAM
cial stringcncy. and that 1t VIII reopen
In few days. II is private insntu-
tion, with n stated capital OF SN, 900
and surplus OF $1,000 The deposits
nre about Sio.0J. A. G. Roberts the
President. says that dcpositors viii be
paid In fun
SHELL LAKE. Wis. June Sowing
to the failure Of the bank of A. c.
Roberts, 1T Washburn, the Shell Lake
Savings Bank. OF which he is the prin-
is said that the depositors will be paid
In full The assets and liabilities are not
known.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Coffee BiscMif.

Add one teaspoonful Of soda. dis
solved in q little warm water, to two
cups OF sour cream. mix with one-and-a-
half cups Of butter, and add gradually
three pints Of -four. beating all the
while. Roll out as thin as a sheet OF
paper and cut into biscuits as large al
a twenty-nve-cent piece. Bake FIVE min
utes in a quick oven. watching very
carefully. AS soon as they puff they are
done. as they should scarcely be tinged
with brown. These are delicious. but
very hard to make.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY.
Joseph Gallo Wants s2l. .ise. "a for
Breach OF Contract.

Joseph Gallo has begun suit against the city
for breach Of contract. Gallo had the contract
with the Street Cleaning Department for trim
ming scows.
lie says the contract was taken away from
him before his time expired and given to q
farorltc for $500 loss than he paid for II.
He says he suffered loss OF $2l l,l3DS2. and
asks Judgment for that sum.
Suits f"r alleged personal injuries resulting
from falling On 10y sidewalks last Winter have
been instituted IA follows: Ro~alic Egers,
SIS. 600
Hugh McEvoy and David Calm. who were
suspended as attendants at the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. and sued for their salaries from
Jan. ! to April 30. 1893. received each
S333.33, without trial Of the cases.
The Court of Appeals has decided that unless
regularly dismissed city employees ae entitled
to their salaries.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
FIVE MASKED TRAIN-WRECKERS.
They Attack a Switchman Who
Finds a Torn Up Rail.

WEST SUPERIOR. Wis. June s.
An unsuccessful attempt was made by
lve masked men to wreck the South
Shore passenger train which leaves this
city at AS r. NJ. The train was tagged
by a switchman at a high bridge on the
route about fifty miles east OF this city.
The wo,ildbe wreckers had torn up u
rail near the bridge, which IL 100 feet
high, with rocky and steep banks.
While the man who discovered the dis
placed rail was cndenvorirg to nas the
train. he was set upon by the masked
men, who tried to prevent him from
warning the engineer Of his danger,
and was very roughly handled.
They were frightened by the approac ch
have not yet been captured.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Pudding S0Wcc,

Stir to cream teacupful Of butter. ana
two cupfuls OF sugar; add the grated rind
ana the juice Of lemon, some grated nutmeg
and enough wine or brandy to flavor. Any
other fiavoring may be used instead OF the
brandy. Ira liquid sauce is preferred, boil
two-thiros Of a pint OF water, thicksn 1t with
two or three spooniuls OF -four mixed smooth
with little water, and add this to the lrst
lnHredleltS.
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srAND1Ne pY TIE PEOPLE.

At the meeting OF the Rapid Transit
Commissioners yesterday Mr.. Starin told
Commissioner Spencer some hard truths.
md. moreover, refused to bulge an inch
or to retract a single word, despite a
flood OF coarse personal nbuse poured
out upon him by the champion OF the
Manhattan Elevated Railroad corpora
tion.
Mr.. Starin is not alone In the belief
that Mr.. Spencer has acted more Ike
a counsel for the Elevated Railroad
than public officer representing the
peoples interests since he has been on
the Rapid Transit Commission. He has
notoriously been anxious to drive the
city into the extension OF the Gould
Elevated Railroad system and to Sc
cure the monopoly for his friends with
out any proper and just compensation
to the citv.
Mr.. Starin is the champion OF homes
rapid transit and OF the people OF the
city. He insisted that the latter shall
have relief and protection from the
greed and unscrupulousness OF Gould's
corporation. II we are to be contented
with the tardy transit Of the iron
structure in place of real rapid tranait
Commissioner Starin is determined that
the travelling public, and especially the
working people. whose use or the Ele-
waited roads Is confined to certain hours
shall not bu subjest to the heinconveniences
anroyances and abuses which they have
heretofore encountered from n corpora
tion that has made millions OF dollars
out Of it's franchises and privileges! Mr.
Starin demands independent lines and
competition. and as he Is man OF
steadfast principle and unqnestioned
courage. he will stand by the people
despite the intrigues OF the Gould cor
poration or the clustering OF Its allies.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Baseball scores yesterday: Pittsburs 4
Chicago 8, baltimore L. Washington 4
Cleveland 8; Cincinnati .. Boston O.
Philadelphia 9. Louisville Z.
PeHcAnlana recnrd.
Percentage record:
AT WORK ON THE BANKS BOOKS
The Canal Street Bank Statement
Not Ready Yet

Bank Superintendent Preston did not arrive
at the Onal Street Bank this morning until
nearly noon. he having worked upon the hooks
together with the buoStceper. until almost
the statement Of The hanks afraiu, which
they promisad to make public to-day. but may
have II completed this Afternoon.
1t Is rnmored that the stockholders and
directors nre attempting to get the heavier
stockhoiderH to permit their deposits to renaln
against them, thus enabling the bank to resume,
meet the minor depositors at once, and In the
meet all.
A crowd Of small dcpCsitors gathered around
the bank this morning claniVrinx for their
money
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Black Starch.

For dark faorics-mourning goods and their
like-use the black starch that comes espe-
cialy for their benent, supposing, that is,
that you can handily come by II. Failing
that, get paper Of extract Of logwood, or q
handful OF logwood chips to steep, can be had
of almost any druggist. Use enough OF either
to make your starch water darkly black.
Cook 1t well, use no salt, and half the quan.
tity Of lard directed for white starch, fnish.
ing It up with double quantity Of gum
water.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
QUAY ON The SHERMAN LAW.
Doubts II the Courts Would Enforce
tho Silver Purchase Clause.

PIHIAnEpHh. June s.--Senator Quay, In
an interview ura the financial situation, last
night said that he thought Secretary Carlisle
ought to rcfIs" to purchase any more silver. and
60 n'o the Suprciu" Court and attack the con.
,tiuIinuality Ot the sherman law.
lie .ail that h. could not tay what the rr.
suit would be-. but II md seem to him that ma
ronrt would decide that the Government Mas
compelled To purchase silver and store II away
In snults.
sid Mr.. Quay: II don't think there can he a
serious panic There is much money in thu
country Tor had panic tn Orur. What Is
ne del most Just now Is, rs Mr.. Cleveland has
tuld, confidence uron N" part of the people"
The evening world., 1893-06-08
FERMENTATION,

II you perspire excessively avoid warm
baths. and II unable to take absolutely
cold ones sponge the body with slightly
tepid water. to which has been added
diluted sulphuric acid in a proportion
OF two drains to u pint Of water. The
affected parts should then be powdered
generously with powdered starch. which
could be scented with orrls root or any
other perfume desired.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

simmer one and a half pounds OF steak until
tender. Next day cut up. Add ono teaspoon.
full OF butter, half pint Of strained tomatoes,
pot liquor, and simmer halr an hour. Add
one-quarter teaspoonful OF curry powder,
mixed with mashed yolk Of one hard. boiled
egg
The evening world., 1893-06-08

nobody for a moment doubts. But hc
viii need a better groom than Gen. Gros-
venor proved himself yesterday. That
reference to the Mckinley bill as "a
marvel Of wisdom was not happy. In
view Of the popular expression on the
subiect last November. Unless. Indeed,
tho marvel OF wisdom" displayed In
tho bin be considered as n sort that
ma sseth understanding.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
DINNER TO SPEAKER SULzER.
Rousing Time Expected at the Ten
derloin Club To- Night.

Speaker Of the Assembly William Sui
Ger will be entertained at dinner tonight
hv the Tenderloin Club. at Its club
house. ia West Thirty-second street.
ThcrN will be n flow OF wit ami wisdom.
The rules will be suspended, and Mr..
Sulzer viii be treated to some impromptu
fun.
Tonight also a reception will be given
by the Harlem Democratic Club to
Charles w, Dayton in honor OF his an
non,mcnt as Postmaster. All the big
politicians will he there.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

AT last the Worlds Fair seems. be-
yond doubt, tc have got fnirly on i's
feet. Yesterday, when there was no
special attraction Mt the grounds out
side OF the Fair itself. more than 1000
people paid admissions. This Is pleas
ant news to all who believe that the
success OF the Exposition Is a matter
affecting the National credit.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
1diposify and the Corset

The most hopelessly inefrectual thing .
woman who is afflicted with supernous 1esn
can do is to try and lace II down. There u
Just SO much OF 1t; and II 1t is not In ane
place 1t viii be in another. So tho smah
waist Ia gained at the expense OF wide, fat
hips q protruding stomach and . DUST
pushed away up under the chin-about al
vulgar and unattractive picture as can well
be Imagined.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
For tho Canary Bird.

Canary birds are often covered with yer-
min. They may be relieved OF them by plac-
ing clean white cloth over their cage at
night. In the morning the cloth will be COW
cred with minute red spots. so small that
they can hardly be seen with the naked eye
These are the parasites, a source OF great
annoyance 10 the BIRDS
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Cra,y Man nrca.s a Window.

Cra'T Man Brca-s a Window.
Thomas Flemming, who said his home was
In the lodgipg-houses, was held for examina-
tlon us TO his sanity by Justice Walsh in the
Adams street Police Court, Brooklyn. thi.
morning. James J. Harvard, a restaurant
keeper, OF l46 Fulton street, BROOKLYN,
charged him with having maliciously smas shed
his show window, valued at 500. He SAID
the spirits were after him.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
WANT CAPT. FRENCH BACK.
Ward Residents circu-

Twentysixth Ward Residents Circu-
lating a Petition.
The Democrats OF the Twenty sixth Ward,
Broklyn. have prepared petition which
will he sent 10 Police Commissioncr Hayden
asking that Police Capt. Franch be transferred
fpm the Sixteenth Precinct back TO the Seven.
teenth.
Capt, French last Fall aspired TO direct the
County Treasurer Harry Adams rules supreme
THIS brought about party nght and Capt
Precinct.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
SAVING The TOTS.
Contributions for tue Sick Babies
Fund Coming in Steadily.
Another Free Doctor Tells a Little
Story.
The Fund Is Now Nearing the $500
Mark.

All letters contaiuinR money for tho
sick Babies Fund should he addressed
10 "Cushisr OF WORLD, Pulitzsy Build.
ing, New York City.o
Donations OF clothinr. &C., should be
sent to Mrs. Roberts, 1879 West Thirty.
fourth street.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Raked Onse{sf.

Heat SIX tablespooniuls OF milk and melt
q small piece Of butter In 1t. Do not let It
boil. Take six eggs, beat the yolks with q
tablespoonful OF salt, a dash of pepper ana q
tablespoonful OF four. Stir into the hot milk.
adding lsstly the s,iffiy beaten whites, a
little parsley, ana pour into well-buttered
iron spider. Put into q hot oven. In a few
minutes II will be risen firmly and delicately
Drowned. Slip on platter, folding 1t in the
middle.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

New York CITY is to have new
navy. A police boat to replnce tho old
Patrol has been ordered. Sho Is TO be
twin-scrcw propeller. to { Il $1,000
and to be a regular flyer In the matter
OF speed. Equipped with such cruise"
the steamboat squad will easily b" lords
OF the East and North Rivers and the
The evening world., 1893-06-08

1t Is instructive, as indicating certain
vaga ries Of the NicaraGuan character.
to note that on the entrance into the
capital of the lately revolutionary but
now dominant army 1t was necessary
to suppress the police In order TO re-
store the city's peace.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

or the making OF many lawyers there
Is no end Fresh diplomas to the mum
ber OF l6l were granted in this city last
night. But, after all, true defenders of
the law do not seem too numerous.
There Is room for all but those who
only go into the law to juggle with II.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
M'KINLEY REN0MlNATED
No Other Name Presented n the
Ohio Republican State Convsnt,on.

COLUMBUS o.. June SIN the Republican
state Convention this morning Gov. McKinley's
name wns presented by Col Bob Nevins, OF Day.
ton and seconded by Senator ]. w. Nichols, OF
Belmont.
There were no other nomina tions, and the Gov
ernor wns declared rcnomnHtcd amid scene OF
wild enthusiasm.
A committee hrCnght the Governor into tn,
hall. where he was cheercd for several moments
Hc then addressed the Convention, accepting
the nominate ion.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Roberts Challenges Ives to Another
Billiard Contest

LONDON, June 6.-Roberts, tho British
billiard champion, has challenged Ives, the
American, 10 another contest OF 5000 or
$4,000 points, with the same table and con-
ditions as before, except that In case the balls
are jammed they shall DO spotted and the
player TO continue his play rom balk.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Garrison on I" liver Purohpss

CLEVELAND, June a. William Lloyd Gar.
rison, the eminent Free Traier, In speaking
on the financial situation, says: The strin-
gent condition OF The money market Is T. {:
The natural result OF the sherman act. o 81
the remedy for mis- condition Is the absolute
repeal Cf the act. | would replace the sher-
man bill by nothing at ali, but simply allow
natural conditions TO prevail, ami financial
d N, ulties w uld become adjusted OF their
own Il. cord"
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Grundn, other,s Indtom P~da,,,

For Indian pudding without eggs, take an
even cup OF nice Indian meal and little salt
make 1t thoroughly moist with nice molasses
then pour over It quart Of boiling milk,
stirring 1t all the time: put 1t in the dish in
which 1t Is to be baked and pour into 1t tea.
cup OF cold milk, not stirring 1t, and bake q
long time.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Skull Frac:ur.d with A Bottle.

Timothy Collins, fifty years old Of 3sl Flushing
avenue, Brooklyn, ws' taken to the FAA,ern Dis.
tret ho,pital thi' morning suffering from .
fracture Of tho skull, while passing along Finish.
ing avenue he was struck ~ sofa water bottle
thrown by James Pickett, t~spty-oue years old, Of
$50 Flushing avenue. Pickett wAs arrested. He
sayk ne drunk,
The evening world., 1893-06-08
WAR ON TRUSTS IN KANSAS.
Wholesale Arrests OF Parties n the
Come'ras Threstenod.

TOPEKA. Juno S.-The fight on the
trusts by Acknowledgement Little is hc-
ing pushed with all riGor He proposes
to commence wholesale arrests of par
ties in the combines.
Several weeks ago he wrote various
county attorneys In the State. asking
thcIn to use their best efforts to obtain
facts which would show that certain
mills and factories within their respect
I've counties belonged to the gigantic
trusts. From several OF thcs, Coun-
lies ~ reply has been received.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

Fargo has had rather n tough trial by
fire. But the metropolis Of North Da-
kota Is young and vigorous. She will
rise promptly from her ashes.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

Coroner Kene. of Brooklyn. was notified th,.
morning Of tho finding of the body OF boy. Abou,
thirteen years old in tho Fast River, tho foo,
oi Montague street Tho body was rake and had
evidently len The yAter about three weeks. IL II
ming.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

HEART CUT OUT AT A WEDDING.
OMAHA, June s.-A special nom Harrington.
Neb,, says that uring the progress OF wed,
ding festival John Hoch stabbed Frank Ian.
both had been drinking freely. The murderer
did not try TO escape.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
POSTMASTER EMnEY2LNS sa.ooo.

RED JACKET. HcA., June $ nvcStipl ion
into the accounts ot H.lchnria Silvulo tn. ~.
Gently removed postmaster. show him TO he
drfHultCr Tor s3Oui lie has uWhrllla ed
othrr funds having uCt'n ~ steamship agent
and as bunker tE hts cnUatrymrn.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

Cholera mutterIngs ncroas the ocean.
yellow fever warnings from Costa Rica.
There Is work for vigilant eyes at all
the quarantine stations. North and
South
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Overcome by GAa

Mrs Lena ottendorfer, forty-nve years Old.
was slightly overcome by escaping gas At her
residence 357 East one-Hundred ana Six.
teenth street early to-day. she was attended
at homo.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

Ahlwardt batting Bismarck In a meet
ing of Prisslan landowners is sugges-
tive OF a tadpole batting a whale in
deep waters.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

The first days testimony In the Bor-
den case did not produce notable rent
In the veil OF mystery which surrounds
that double murder Of last August.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Penpiss from Papa.
To tho Editor:

To tho Editor:
Papa gsvo me 10 pennies for canAy this
morning. but had rather give them to tho
sick eabiea on, how wish had I, 700 pen.
nies 20 send. GEORGE COOK,
TAT Washington street.
p. a-I am eight years old.
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To Help q Baby.

10 the HdItoft
Please accept this half dollar for the Sick
Bab,eS Fund II 10 to help send little boy
baby " the country. Respectfully.
RAYMOND SPRUANCE,
East Orange, N. J.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

Nobody Is surprised at the occurrence
OF n violent collision In the Rapid Transit
Commission. IL was inevitable unless
somebody switched OF.
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From Kinc's Da,1ohear.

To the Editor:
lnclosed please flnd q check for 80, which
the whatsoever Circle OF Kings aughters, of
tho East Congregational Church OF brooklyn.
wish to donate In behalf OF the Sick Babies
Fund. Yours sincerely.
GERTRUDE NJ. HALE,
Treasurer pro tem.,
36l Monroe street, BROOKLYN.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
ElvA's Prayer,
10 the DditW:

lnclosed please ma 10 osnts. May Coo
bless and help you In your noble work.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
WILLIAM j. COLLINS DEAD.

New York's Well-Known Catcher
Expires At His Prooglyn Hons.
william J. Collins, weli-known baseball
player, died this morning at his resi-.
dencc In Brooklyn. ~ typhoid fever
Collins played se,e ernl games as catcher tr
the New York club and last season played with
several clubs In Florida and other Southern
States,
The evening world., 1893-06-08

Minister Blount has resigned and
there Is another Hawaiian situation.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

The handwriting on the wall, In the
case OF the Rapid Transit Commission
was Hpcneerian.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

1t looks as II the wild time had ceased
to grow ON the Chicago bunk.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Contents OF Thor Bank.

10 The BhftOr:
Please add the tnclosed Clio, tho contents
OF our bank, TO the Poor Babies Fund.
NORMAN, six years.
Lorraine, three years,
Lexington eVenuA
The evening world., 1893-06-08

The voice raised over the dead Booth
is voice single in Its tribute to the
worth OF a man and the actor who Is
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Only His Initials.

To the Editor:
Please acknowledge receipt Of nc,osed
check for % for the Sick Babies Fund under
the initials OF a n
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Indians Drive Out a Surveyor,

SEATTLE, June s,-A special from Kettle
Falls says that Government surveyor A. Nc
Donald ana PARTY arrived there yesterday,
having Oeep forc,oly driven OF the Colyille
reservation BY Indians.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
a HOrse- ShosD Fat,

Hero is q most becoming hat, made In
large picturesque shape, and carried out IN
The evening world., 1893-06-08
GIRL FOUND DROWNED.

Sixteen -Ysar.old Matte Myers in
tre Canal At Schenectady.
SCHENECTADY, June 8. Miss Mattis Myers, .
young woman, a;ed sixteen years, was found
drowned iu the ciuAl, near Church Street Bridge,
this morning.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

That Major Mckinley 10 looking for q
mount In the Presidential race Of ls9s
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Amb biRuous.

Ambiguous.
From Judge)
He-so you think that clothes don't make
the mani
she-They didn't In your case.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

Mrs. A. B. Frank Sends 90.
To the Editor:
lnclosed, find check for SO, which please
use for your Sick Baby Fund.
MRS. A. b. FRANK.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
IS lr A FAKE FESTIVAL7
Henry j.. Hughes Arrested for Sell.
ing the Ticke.s,

A man. who said he was Henry J. Hughes
salesman. was arrested to-day by Policeman
Edward Wo"d. Of the ThrtythIrd Precinct, or
complaint Of Probationary Policeman Hem,
SchorSke.
lie is alleged 10 have represented himself
ms m Excise Inspector. and to have tried q
sell tickets for an alleged Summenight's fes
tiNsi OF the Adelrhi Association. to tako plac,
at Washington Park July 3.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
The Gf0d,,a.

In pale blue chamtrny with bands Of black
velvet, this model is particularly simple and