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The evening world., 1893-09-18
SPEAKING OF THIS AND THAT.

u the theory that the Indiana train robbery
was committed Nv tramps Ia true. some expert
safe blowers must have taken to the Inad re
Gently Chicago Mail.
NINA Goldman SAYS the DAY Is comiuK Shen
The women 81 tits country VIII throw bombs. II
that is the case We don't want to get behind
tue women lot place Of ahelter. --Minna apols
Journal
The action of the Portuguese authorities In de
oiating New York cholera Infected town Is
another illustration OF the fact that you have
t. 90 away from home to get the neHs.-poston
Herald
The United States Senate may rot have oh
served that the 25.rcut postage stamp. though
1t sa,s nothing. carries grcat Meight-lIunaio
Times
Has Senator r,n"r ihnught ~ castillo soap a. .
guh circulating medium Toledo Blade.
AltnuAgh GTu,rr may have been disappointed
n. lu,e II IS u girl Ne NH venture t. SAY he
doesn't U,itr,g sincerely enough IN tree trade
To want To- swap the nrw article tog anyhndy
ti-. b h.,. Rochester bcIur.JJs
The evening world., 1893-09-18

One pint of stale bread crumbs. one
cup of fiour, one cup of stoned raisins,
juice and rind OF one lemon. one cup of
washed currants. one cup of brown
sugar. one teaspoonful of cinnamon.
one-half nutmeg. grated; one-half cup
OF molasses, three eggs, one-half pound
OF suet. one-half pound OF citron. one
half teaspoonful of baking soda Mix
we'll all the dry ingredients. Beat the
eggs: add the molasses. Dissolve the
soda In tablespoonful of hot water.
add 1t to the molasses and eggs, then mix
into the dry ingredients, and pack into
a creased mould; boil four hours Serve
with hard or brandy sauce.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
EX-SENATOR PLAT ANGRY.
He Did Not Say that Warner Miller
Was Very nj.

Ex-senator Thomas C. Plat was angry this
morning because he had been msquoted and
misrspresentoi about the health OF Warner
Miller by q Republican afternoon paper. That
publication made him say that Warner Miller
was very sick
'It Mr.. Miller was really seriously Ill,
would be OF the first TO know it. said Mr
Plat this morning. and because I had not
heard Of his reported illness / said l knew
nothing about It and did not believe 1t. But
| vas quoted confirming the false rumor.'
Mr.. Plat friends say the words were put in
his mouth to iniurs him with ex-senator Miller .
friends.
Mr.. Plat refused to discuss the possible candi-
date for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals on the Re-
publican ticket. Ex-Surrogate Rollins has writ
len u letter to Chairman Bruokteld declining 10
he candidate for the nomination. James A.
blanchard. ex- President OF the Republican Club,
Is the only prominent candidate for the ONCE from
this city now.
The up-Coun,rv candidates are United States
Circuit Judge Alfred cleveland Coke and supreme
court Justice Albert Haight, of Buffalo, and SUI
preme Court Justices William Rumsey. OF Bath:
Walter Llnvh Smith. OF E!mira, and Leslie W.
Russell Of 81 Lawrence.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
AT THE REv0LvER'S POINT.
Policeman Enpia Captures I've
Funny. Looli,e Burglars.

Willie Cartwright and George Theis,
both just eleven years of age. were held
in the Jefferson Market Police Court
this morning charged with burglary.
Both live in West Sixty-sixth street.
Willie at 225 and George at as. They
have been arrested frequently during
the past six months on the same charge.
At l o'clock this morning as Police
man w. J. Ennis, of the West Thirty
seventh street station. was passing the
grocery of Schneidecker & Mally, at 500
Tenth avenue. he noticed a big pane OF
glass broken out Of the door. The
transom was open. too.
He heard some one walking inside,
and drawin- his revolver and club he
climbed through the window. Creeping
to the middle of the store he saw a
figure crouching behind barrel.
Pointing his revolver, he commanded
the supposed burglar to get up and sur
render
two wee little boys arose and gave
Vo%er aGd IT, IL the Hs sas. put up MS re-
Both OF the lads were crying. They
were covered with mustard and butter
ana lard up to their ears.
Seven or eight tubs OF butter were
spoiled by having mustard and rice and
cinnamon poured into them. Oils had
been dumped in and mixed with the
sugar.
The lads hao also hurst open a cash
drawer. and after emptying u small bag
OF salt into tub of apple-butter, had
tilled the bag with 1886 in pennies and
other small change.
A gold watch which was in the drawer
also found Its way into their pockets
Their plumber included cookies. cakes,
toilet soap and other sweet things.
They were just preparing to make
their escape when Policeman Ennis
swooped down upon them and carried
them. booty and all, To jail.
go to the Gerry Society's rooms to
await trial Their parents were noti-
fed.
Policeman George Reid, OF the West
Ihirti-th street station. arrested the
boys some weeks ago for stealing cakes
III Seventh avenue bakery. Not long
ago the boys were in the Yorkviile Court
The evening world., 1893-09-18
FOURTEEN GUARDS OVERCOME.
Two May Die from the Effects OF Fire
Near the Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO. Sept. ls.-Fourtesn Column
bian Guards are suffering to-day from
the effects OF their efforts to subdue
the blaze which broke out on the prairie
lands adjoining the Worlds Fair grounds
yesterday.
Included in the burned area were
twenty acres of garbage. The fumes
from this mass overcame the men. and
they were taken to the hospital inside
the grounds.
Two Of them are believed to be in
critical condition.
Those seriously affected are Privates
John Rollinger and J. Anderson.
or the remaining twelve Sergt G. w.
Mutiitt and Privates A. NJ. culver and
James Aronson are the worst sufferers
All win recover. with the possible eX-
ception OF Bollinger and. Anderson.
The Are began at Seventy-1rst street.
from soiLe unknown cause. and the grass
being IN very dry condition, rapidly
gained Roadway. sweeping along the
fence of the Exposition grounds with
out hindrance.
Chemical engines were brought out
and after a long and tedious afternoons
work the burning grass was extin-
guIShel.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
THE CAP|T0l's Centennial.
One Hundred Years Ago To-Day
tho Cornerstone Was Laid.
Parade and Exercises for the Oc-
casion at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-Clear skies
and a delightful atmosphere character
lied this day, the oneahundredth ami
versary OF the laying of the corner
stone of the National Capitol.
The day was ushcred in by the ring
Ing OF Centennial chimes.
Shortly before o'clock procession
started in four divisions from in front
~ the White House.
The organizations in line included, in
the fir't division, odd Fellows, Oldest
inhabitants. knights Of Pythias. Elks
and Noble Red Mem"
The second division comprised the So
'icty of the Cincinnati. the q. A. X.
and Mexican Veterans, and the Sons Of
the American Revolution.
The third division was military. and
comprised the District National Guard.
some some regulars and visiting militia from
ne fourth division was composed OF
veteran tiremen and visiting fire associa-
tioi T. including veterans from Brooklyn,
NV York. Virginia and Maryland.
diatcly following Grand Marshal Ordway
and his staff. rode the President of the
United States and his Cabinet officers.
Palet. Of Maryland. Chaplain for the
day. in his episcopal robes. Then came
Associate Justices Brown and Field,
representing the United States Supreme
Court. and after them the joint commit
tees of Congress. the Commissioners OF
thu District, the Judiciary OF the Dis
trict. the Society OF Cincinnati, and the
General Committee.
An interesting side feature OF the day
was the releasing OF a number of car
rier pigeons. which had been sent to the
Engineer Corps of the National Guard
from New York City. Brooklyn. Newark.
n. j., Providence. r. l., Fall River.
Mass. and Leesburg. Va. The little
messengers intrusted with messages
Of congra tulation from the District Com
missioners to the Mayors OF the respec
tive cities were turned loose at different
times during the day, according to the
distances to be traversed.
Arrived at the Capitol shortly after
o'clock the parade was dismissed and
the ceremonies OF commemoration were
commenced from stands erected on the
east front.
The musical part of the exercises was
furnished by the Marine Band and a
chorus OF 100 voices
President Cleveland. Speaker Crisp.
Nice-President Stevenson. William Writ
Henry. of Virginia, and Justice Brown
comprised the list of principal speakers.
Both Houses of Congress attended in a
body at . o'clock.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
Bottled ChIoke~ and RE.

stun. tie in mosquito netting. put in
bot water and boil-not Violently
twelve minutes to the pound. One-half
hour before serving take out one cupful
Of liGuor. skim. strain and season. Soak
one cupful OF rice two hours boil ten
minutes, drain, add to this the broth
AID set In double boiler. Simmer till
rice Is soft, but do not stir it. When
soft stir IN with fork one teaspoonful
each OF butter and minced parsley and
one beaten egg. Cook one minute, take
from fire, make into fiattened mound
and Jay fowl on It. Serve with white
sauce or pot liquor.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
HOUSE AND HOME.


At THE Worlds" Bread Fund Benefit
Miss Marie Tempest wore a superb din
ner dress OF buttercup silk, made with
butterfly shoulder sleeves and a shor,
bodice cit square in the neck. back and
front. The only trimming WAS fringe
OF pea Is across the corsagc. Her only
ornament was an old fashioned necklace
yard long. made OF drilled pearls, that
went round ner neck once and reached
to her waist. Miss Tempest wore her
hair coiled In the back. with n solitaire
palm curl on her forehead that
reached to the level Of her eyebrows.
She never looked handsomer.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR,

A., go, - .. 80, :, 49,. ,-S,
~ ~ n"d i"',eI mon NJ mas s""u' eh''
@ - 'A''', '"'
~ NlApoW h"A prsh "uhnl""h AN nete
e." 70 we NehI'~I LAoo' lhInh ~ Nhs h~le
Nuh''4' NIHb
Members IN arr-ara With their dues will he
hAH'el over thu Goals b. thu Executive board OF
'he fh'e"lN Labor Imh tomorrow evening".
Ia place Of otto Newman CHAR Naksrb Union
NJ. it- has elected H. AlLr-, nj AZ l,lcxatz l.,
The HIuukl,u Central ahur Federation
IN. \I,tt.r,.,.,,, ,,,,., -, ,,
,,ndemGrL m, w.i,sr, and ,,.r,.n,,.r. I'nir,s ~r
nu,,uttlux tho urn,Lin I.,"r / lam, SO
, ~
. "'I unNh property man mas been ais isei
-" iAmm"ia.eM Harlem opera. House upon
''"~"H y! Nn lhea'Na' Protective Mon
President S,hlcmm and secretary FlN, her "
'he tuiun lllll tr.mrr,' linton. have volunteered
~ -, >, IN III" l!risun Ionn's Relief Committee
"' '"e Unemployed
\ EcN union OF juurnsymen stiuIs is being
"lsaNl'rd b, the Board W Delegates W tuIldtnk
'oHNIiHutuIb, The uIgAHIrInA Cvmuiiftro h., a.
lralS seventy -rNe GAtnrs Va Its roll
llo.Lu..Lr,,' min, n, , hs. liz, , ,.,,
.ur .rnuu.l,r, nhn.s Names Ill h, ' I
:. IN, ,nsrr.t,.rs lar "rI.'In - - - ~
In. l.N ~ "S '"' N"''
-, .,
a. -.l"n Is ths ne" representative o:
rt't,'S"t'e VA" NhefS Nnlon No. } Va The board
VI "a,N'"s pS!esa'ra IA place q! oven hainey.
Who ""H ~ithdra~H
Inc urvtargAooL OF raliors has reported TO
The evening world., 1893-09-18
To Mako q Eosct Tender.

When It is drawn and stuffed It Is
wrapped in two thicknesses of brown
paper. tightly bound with Irvine, so
that none OF the vapor or steam may
escape. According to its size and age,
the fowl is allowed to cook in very
hot oven. within its envelope of paper,
from an hour to an hour and a half
When the fowl is taken out remove the
paper. which is to be burned with all
the grease it may contain. The bird IL
now dredged with -four. replaced in the
oven and hasted every few moments
with the juice which may flow into the
pan. As soon as 1t has assumed a deep
brown color it is served with a rich
gravy. Fun-grown pigeons cooked in
this manner are said TO be equal to
squads.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
TO WRECK THE EMPERoR's TRAIN
Reported Attempt Of Band OF
Roum anian Conspirators.

BUDA-PESTH, Sept. 1S-The Magyar
Hirlap publishes doubtful rumor that
number of Roumanian conspirators
attempted to wreck the train in which
Emperor Francis Joseph was travelling
to Guens.
The scene of the alleged attempt was
near Borossebes, in Hungary. The con-
spirators, the paper says. removed
part of the track, but the work was
discovered and the track was repaired
some time before the Imperial train
was due.
A strong guard was detailed to pre-
vent any further attempts of the kind.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
AN INCOME TAX ARGUMENT

~. Ir,,ar hoo renlied ,br,uab his
sa.o.. ~ tha s,,,e E.iI. to the appeaI
,, ,t.,,,,rs - IN, stst.
''-- ''e'.',,,',. ., .,ar, mi,
..., ,,'rI,tug,,,n un,, idle
,",.,,
tha ,,,.ny sound reosons ad
-. ,ho ra,,arnor ay.inst IN. pro-
80 liz, ,s IN, fac, mat
,s',',i,,, ~, .uoh n,h,,, work :
w. :, $50, ,,or,, iargs cxnendi,ur.
""u Nv, anrrosnn,,diny !,
y. r .aa,,.n u,h,ch vn,,Id Inc 4
e'ease VI . 80, ",a vyo,,Id fan ~
Us $50, ,,or,.al,os
~ -, aoo,,,., ,,,,,s.if o.,
The evening world., 1893-09-18
WE SHALL HAVE YOfF.

The senior 'ep"o'C'
city has maue u's''''s
nounces, eui'orais' '"''
nance Is not more i''io''""' IMAM '''
est eiecuohs' A..
Both are important 's"'''' "'' Wv. Wv,
one LEADS I" inc othe'' " "'''
honest. hohes' me" are 'o'e, "
honest pubiic oi'iee's sNe NO
nnance.
Grover cleveland aoi'""'a""''V"
going to look aiter lhe io"es'S W w."
II VIII repeal ne s''eF nv """''"' ''"
"a dishonest hiahciai '"e"""''' az" VIZ
The evening world., 1893-09-18
WEEKS WILL BE ExTRADITED.
This Il Indicated in q Telegram TO
MIR. Nicoll To-Day.

From '.s following telegram received by Dis
trict- Attorney Nicoll to-day from Secretary
Gresham there is thought to be doubt that
Absconder Francis II. Weeks viii be eJtraditsd;
Consul Williams cables from san Jose. Rodn-
quel restores individual guarantees, but rs-
serves power to eNtradlte Weeks within forty
days. Forward proofs promptly
President lose J. llodrquez has issued procia-
nation In which he signaliLes the personal guar
ant-e n habeas corpus and extending amnesty to
political cxiles. The most interesting feature OF
the decree iB qualifying clause declaring ex-
pliCitly that the Government II Costa Rica TO
serves the right TO eAtradite Weeks
The proofs against Weeks have already been
sent o Costa Rica.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
John Henry aud the Fair Sex.

To Inc FIItOr:
| must object to the heading you gave my
last letter In The Evening World-'John Henry
Is Now for Women" always was Tor women
friend to them all. but | object TO some OF
their habits that is. carrying a dog around all
day ani sleeping with the ami mai At night.
hate such conduct. But DO like Il nice, pleasant
woman Yes. sir, do. They are very useful TO us
as long MS they don't forget themselves; but,
ali. they are liable to forget. Yes, yes! Al
though speak angry to them II is for their own
go,i You NAV reform u man. but 1t is hard
TO change or hit up q woman.
JOHN HENRY.
@GS West Twenty. second street.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
A French Girl Needs Work.

10 The Elltor:
am Young lady alone Ia America wl,h my
aged mother, and have been out Of employ
ni,nl Tot long time. | am French. and speak
little kngll>h. ku"wius NoHr Kindness 10 those
VIVA md II diricult 10 get along. address
msSclt 10 Nou TO ask IL ,nu would kindly help
me- To md u position, have NY diploma and
ran give French lessons. 10 rne tapestry and
all sorts Of embroidery, AMI Cnuld he sales
lady, - | understand English enough for that.
hVHrs respectfully Il. GGlNE\ARp,
2lIG button street. brooklyn, y. \.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
A NoesItst's Psrtnsr.

| was quite young fellow, writes
Alphonse Daudet. and had great pref
udice agplnst literary women. especially
against poetesses: but came, saw and
was conquered, and | have remained
under the charm ever since, People
sometimes ask me II approve OF women
writing. How should I not when my own
wife has always written. and when all
that 10 best In my literary work 10 owing
70 her influence and susssstiens
The evening world., 1893-09-18
LITTLE MISS CAMPBELL H0NoRED
The Oriental Club Hoists the Stars
ana Stripes

Tim Sulivan's friends were Ind snant and Tim
Campbelrs friends overioyed this morning
The friends OF Tim. the Assemblyman were
angry because tho Tammany leader was hanged
and burned In emgy In City Hail Park Saturday
night
johnny Haley. assistant keeper OF the City
Hall. said that IL was trick OF boys.
The friends VI Tim the Cong r,ssnl.n were NIll
celebrating the ARRIVAL Of Miss Campbell this
morning,
Tins papa" passed from mouth TO month
III the old Ate District The first question that
every Ous ASKED Mas is IL boy OF q kirl'
When the answer WAS "A siri' some OF the
Men seemed to be disappointed.
The Stars and Stripes unturlel from the
nakstan v: III. Oriental Club in honor OF the little
kII
The evening world., 1893-09-18
THE TARIFF ON SEAL Pushes.
Ways and Means COMMITTEES Told
that IL Has Hurt the Trade.

WASHINGTON. Sept. ls.-The hearings before
Il he Ways and Means Committee to-day were
opened by John ]. Stewart, OF New York sales
agent for Lister 4 Co.. Of Bradford. Eng, makers
" seal plushes.
The tarr OF 1890. he said. raised the rate
'hese goods to make 1t almost prohibi-
tiS" and deprived the Government Of a large
revenue. The domestic production began in 1883
but the goods made here were inferior
| nder the prohbtorv duty domestic manu-
factur-rs raised the ptive BetOr. 1891 nine
factories had been started. some by persons from
abroad, who bad transferred their works here
10 share the large profits. The competition proved
fsIleI.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
WHITE CAPS THREATEN GIHNERS.
Reign of Terror in Northern Missile
sippi- Several GINS Burned

MEMPHIS Sept. ia reign Of terror pro-
walls among the planters anu ginners all over
Northern Mississippi. The White Caps have or
gained in nearly every county and posted notices
on gins forbiddlng the owners from ginning cot
ton until the price reaches 10 cents 4 pound.
several gins have been burned and the owners
warned that another attempt TO resume work
would he punished by death
GOV stone has been appealed TO by num-
her OF gin owners for protection.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
JOSEPHINE'S STORY UNTRUE.
She Was Visiting Her orandfathsr
and Was Not in Want.

Fifteen year-old Josephine Wilson. who told
the police such sad story about being hungry
and walking the streets all night when she vas
arrested Saturday for shopiiftinK was discharged
in Essex Market Police Court to-day.
Her father. Commissioner OF Deeds who lives
in Dean, n. j., was IN court and said his daush-
ter's story vas ~ithout foundation. lie had sent
her on visit to her srandfs her who lives
IN Delaney street and she had not been out Ut
her grandfather house hour when arrested.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
New Bicycle Record for Twenty-four
Hours Made at Paris.

PARIS, Sept. ia twenty-tour-hour bicycle
contest. open representatives Of all nations.
ended here last night. It was won by M
Lesna. the Swiss champion. who covered q
distance OF 500. 56S Kilometres. fraction
4J3 miles.
record OF I3 miles l.2l5 yards in twenty-four
hours. which made by +. w. Shorthand. the
English rider. Shorthand entered for this
contest. but he did not appear.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
Il C0Nventesst Lamp.

An alcohol lamp is a convenient thing
to carry with one on long expeditions or
picnic excursions. Over it kettle may
be boiled, or any slight cooking done,
much more easily than by making a
wood fire. An extra supply OF alcohol
should be taken along. as the lamp will
hardly hold enough to depend upon.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

Banker Weinberger is not in danger
OF lynching. II he Is back In New
York City. Nor would he be II he should
hereafter come back. 1t is very idle
talk that deals with the matter OF any
such peril. The forces OF law aud order
are too we'll established here to permit
summary proceedings by 4 iawiess mob,
even II the mob could be collected
which Is extremely doubtful in the Vein
berger case.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

The complaint OF the Committee of
Commercial Bank deposltors against the
management Of the bank and against
the State Department Of Banking. makes
plain. detailed and definite charges
These charges cannot De met ~ the
evasion OF silence. The ContempluuuS
comment Of the late President that
some OF the complainants We're oyer
drawn on the hooks Is childish The
demand for the Intervention Of the law
must be taken seriously
The evening world., 1893-09-18
Excursionists Want More TINE.

1" IN" EuItu1
wish va wodld do what Smi can
through The Eseuihg Wurld' 10 ia
,iu,c the ra!roals 30 eIicul the tune
HmL OF tteir cheap excursions. Tax
US uUt one ~ oath and two days each way, OF
Nv" IN all Tor making the trip, leaves but
nv. days ioS the Fair under the ten. ,iay limit
Iwp o. the" weeks at least should he gircn
WHIT r"ul dlregen,r ,aa Il make la the rail-.
NJ 'uGDpanes Whether one returns IA ten
!ays 90 'vn weeks. Il. II, =.
4.-S Mass
The evening world., 1893-09-18
Grammar school 90 opened.

Grammar school No 81, at one Hundred and
ttny seventh street and Courtisndt avenue. was
foFmall, opAaed Tits morning by Commit ssioner
J. 4. Goulden assisted by the principal. Prof.
william H. SLIDER =. The yrammAr department has
40 pupila. and the primary department SEA. This
school 10 tho one sslscts4 fog the svsains sehoel
Prot W. n. Lyons AZ principal. 1As ssw butil-
tnk WALL accommodate !. 200 pupilA
The evening world., 1893-09-18

10 tne fultot.
For heavens sake. people, stop this silly talk
about dogs. You are no better on for 1t. Re
cause person keeps dog Is no reason he Is
especially wicked. and II hi doesn't keep one.
ii Is no reason he is especially good.
MANHATrANNIII.E.
The evening world., 1893-09-18

Embroidery should always be ironed
on the wrong side, on soft surface.
such as heavy flannel or felting. with a
clean. white cloth over IL, and should
be ironed until thoroughly dry. In this
way the design will be beautifully
brought out.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
Rsaifh and Wealth.

Health is wealth; health is beauty:
health is the birthright of every child.
The girl with a cool head. warm heart.
faithful stomach. sound teeth and self
acting lungs. liver and limbs is richer
and BONNER than many royal princesses.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
The Pope Sends Another Letter to
Nor Satolli

ROME. Sept. 1S.-The Fcrc has sent another
letter to Mgr satolll, the Papal delegate to
the United States. in which he gives expression
to tho satisfaction he feels at the union OF the
American Clergy that has been completed through
the efforts OF the delegate.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
THE BIG FOUR STRIKE.
Company's oIsr Rejected and More
Men WIN Pc Called Out.

lNLdANAPuLIS lad, sept lsA committee
cpresenttng the lo,sl anu rDAua. H. .tollsTu4ssA
employed b. tho Hig -Four at a conference here
} ezterdAy with railroad onicias. offered TO return
to work for u cents per hour pending a ten
days' ms estigatton. President inEallss o1eF OF
% cents untii Nov. l Nas rejected
There are men out at UTnana. Cation, Cleye.
land, Brightxood. cato. Moorsheld, MILLION and
xAuankee. snd te-dAy more viii pe qsjisd out al
49, Va a.. e ssss Ds'svar" oss.s
The evening world., 1893-09-18
More Mills Resuming.

PoTTsTowN. Pa. Sept ls.-rhs puddle mill
OF the Glasgow Iron Company resumed operations
this forenoon.
YORK. Pa, Sept. ls-rhe York Rolling MIL
after a suspension ot several months started Up
In full this morning. BetNeen three hundred
and four hundred resumed work.
NORWALK, Conn, sept. R.-Roth Gold-
schmidt corset manufacturers. employing 900
people. will soon he running again, and tn.
several nat factories where fully 2,@O men and
smplo ed will 10 soon running six
days wcek.
The evening world., 1893-09-18
A Children's Fair,

To The Editor!
iurlo'od please hni y Is for the Sick babies
Fund, the result OF TAR held by Martha .Addie
Aunio and FriedA at 3ls East Fiuy-ntth street.
luura respectfully.
Martha, Aldis.
lfIeua Annie.