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The evening world., 1893-09-19
GRAPE InsrEi.of:BRlpAL VEIL,
Thomas q. Vesdsr
fore He Was TO .no Dss DO.
AarriAd

nh, Married.
The wedding OF Miss
and Thomas b. Veederu vie q. "aish
taken place to-day at st. I'ks 10 nave
Church In East One Hundrs oa'no'ic
enteenth street. but in plaS SeN
bridal gown Miss Walsh wearsoi ne'
Ing. MIR. Needer died yesterday
an illness NJ ono ,..sr tier ,
Miss Walsh Is a daughter OF the NJ
William Walsh. who was once COUNTY
Clerk. Billy Walsh was a brother or
ex- warden Thomas r. Walsh, a stanch
supporter OF Samuel j. Tilden and one
OF Inc best known and best beloved
or the downtown politicians OF n by-
gone day. Miss Walsh IL an inspectress
at the Custom-House. She lives with
her sister. Mrs Elizabeth Keefe, 1898
Lexington avenue.
Thomas b. Veeder was an INSPECTOR
AZ the Barge ONCE. He was a son OF
William ID. Needer, IA lawyer, of 1879
Pacific street. brooklyn. who was once
surrogate OF Kings County. and has
served Il term in Congress. Young Mr..
Needer was a member of the Seventh
Regiment. OF the Seventh Regiment
Veterans and OF the Tammany Hall
General Committee in the annexed dis
triCt.
lie was taken with a chill at the theatre
last week Monday. Pneumonia ,leyeloped
lie was nursed In his last Illness by
Miss Walsh. The funeral will be pri-
vate, The burial will be at New
Scotland, near Albany.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

Inc streets OF New York are better
paved to-day than they have ever been,
but IN spite Of the improvement that has
oeen made the universal comment OF
foreigners, especially OF our French Wis
ftors. Is that our streets are rough and
badly paved. 1t seems to be very hard
Tor our municipal authorities to accept
this criticism rs just. but certainly our
visitors have no motive for injustice.
IT might be wise outlay to send a dele
CATION from the city Hall 10 Paris and
to other great cities in Europe just TO
see what a really well-paved city looks
Ike
The evening world., 1893-09-19
CAME BACK TOO SOON.
Burglar AcCray Nabbed on His Re-.
turn to the City.

jacob Mccray. colored, twenty years
o'd' was arraisned in the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court this morning on a
charge OF burglary. on Sept. Q McCray
smashed the lock on the door OF the
apartments of Mrs. Emily Reid at Ia,
west Twenty-fourth street and stole two
husband. '
McCray ran away but returned yes-
teruay; lie was arrested at A. NJ. to-
uay. Ne was held for trial in default
The evening world., 1893-09-19
No Graveyard Children in School
No. ID.

To TIE Editor:
noticed In THE Evening World" Il report NJ
the opening OF the city schools. The remark
credited to one Of our School Commissioners
about the WOodlawn school, that he did not
where the children came from unless from
the cemetery" shows his dense ignorance. lie
probably intended TO be funny. II 80, he is
not II success in that line. II he would try TO
inform himself before speaking on any subject
y would not make such a stupid remark.
Nyse you an invitation to II reception to he
IN the WOodlawn School Building Sept. a.
will attend You will see for yourself n
,'n,.ling, also a bright and happy lot Of
~ Al L IL
The evening world., 1893-09-19

The condition OF Brunswick. Ga, is
indeed pitiabie. and the first duty OF
patriotism and charity is to mitigate
as far as possible the distress caused
by the yellow fever But yellow fever
d'es not come miracuiousiy, nor as a
special vengeance OF an angry Provi-
dence. Its methods OF transmission are
Just as natural and as well known as
those OF cholera or smallpox. and its
appearance at any point Ii Natures pen
aaev ter eeglect and vtolatien Of her
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Snow ana Toe in Manitoba, but Coz Cd
Weather Here.

Weather Prophet Smith promises Il
fair evening and COOLER weather to-mor-
row. The rain last night and this morn
Ing was only the tail end OF mild storm
centred over the Eastern lakes.
Away up in the Northwest they are
getting their first taste OF Winter At
Medicine Hat, Man. It Is showing The
Thermometer registers IL degrees below
the freezing point at Gu Appellee. The
is 20 degrees ut Bismarck, n. ID.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

Up TO the time OF making I'm tbIs
mornings report THE World" had re-
ceived and distributed lsO.7sl loaves of
rree bread. 30. as the agent OF gem
erous readers. 1t had accomplished a
vast work In the interests OF humanity
and OF local order. But the end is not
yet There is still a call for nourish
ment from hosts OF worthy unemployed
men and their families. There is yet a
wide opportunity for the generous.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

New York will yield as gracefully as
possible one point to Chicago In the
matter OF advantages for a World s
Fair site. We could not. try as VIC
might, have furnished n prairie fire to
skirt the Exposition grounds.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

Very graceful effects can be obtained
by draping windows with frilied Schiffii
net curtains, and the window sashes
with vitrage or sash curtains to match
art printed muslins are also used, and
make pretty curtains at very mode
rate cost.
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At tn. Breads ci, Bou,o.

DE Editor:
hildren's fair held at the ,,
100 East Eighty NTH stroef. -, v.,,...
'Se'l ' Nd yielded
Stern, ten years old
Ger,t $40 Fast Eighty-hfth
Mandelbaum, eight years Get
Dor. n 30S East Eighty-hfth STR
~auer. nine years old,
H,,,is Oh $40 East Eighty fifth street.
", ten years old, '
2tS East Eighty-nfth street.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
VILLAGE NEARLY SWEPT AWAY
Greet Damage from Floods Reported
in Virg mia,

WASHINGTON. Sept. le.-AdvIces re-
ceived here from Madison Court House,
Madison County, one of the mountain
counties of Virginia, say:
The floods In this section have cn,N.d
Immense damage to crops and fencing
-Four large mills on the banks OF the
hapidan River and three dwellings in
this county have been washed away.
The village OF Criglersville on Robin
son River Is almost swept out OF eX-
so far no lives are reported lost"
The evening world., 1893-09-19
LETTERS.

t7hts column Is Ccr the oeneat or eper yoody
uho has a complaint TO make, n orteudnce to
t.ntilote, Information 10 gre. question to
ask or rub,te serriss ~ acknowledge. aud
Lony letters cannot be prmtet.l
The evening world., 1893-09-19
I4,73I LITTLE ONES.
The Sick Babies Fund Free Doc
tors Were at Their Cradles.
And Drove Disease and Death Away
from Them.
Successful Fair Held at the Breads
Club House.

All letters rossainins money Far the
sick Babies Fund should 10 addressed
to "Csshier OF WORLD. Pulitzer Build
ne, New York city"
Donations of clsihius, A;e., shsr!d he
sest To Mrs. Roberts, 1873 West 1hirty.
fosrta stree.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
A00ra waiting Lttus Thtngs.

A teacupful of matches.
A cushion full of pins.
A rack full of towels.
A cake of soap. a ball OF Irvine and q
box OF wrapping paper in every bed
room in the house would save an inn
mense amount of family discord. Men
lose their temper. children get cross and
parents quarrel because little things are
out of place.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Deputy sheriff in ,ch.rz..

WlLLIAMsBRIDGE " V, Sept. 10
Deputy Sheriff John Verplanck is in
possession OF the safe and books in the
Village Clerks office. under an execu-
ton 70 cover a judgment of 1880 OBJ
teined against the village by Hyde.
hudson Il Barton. contra tors.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Tornado in W.sconsir

AUGUSTA. Wis. Sept. ia tornado
yesterday blew several frame dwellings
from their foundations. took the roof
or Williams's store, leveiied barns and
FENCES and pulled trees up by the roots
the country.
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well-known sanitary laws. The case OF
Brunswick should serve as a terrible
example TO the mlsgoverned city OF
Brooklyn, With its negligent Health De
partment.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

The banks are accumulating cash"
ihis Is good news. Now let the Senate
pass the Repeal bill and allow the mer-
chants and the common people to ac
cumulate some cash.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
E0ds of the Hour.

The Isabella ring continues to be the
most popular in the Hne of silver.
Black and white striped goods are
going to be very fashionable this Fall
and Winter, and there Is wonderful
line OF gray plaids and stripes.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Their Third Fair.

-" Inv Stor:
,"I'', you will md sis.75 the proceeds Of
IA" aeS the children of East One Hundred
s Eips, a~snr street. between Pleasant and
nv Minnie aTher wer six tables looked after
e.,a pnwer III, Josie McCcy, Lille May. Win
non W,n,tor Ard Meehsn, Walter Ryan, Yer
manax"d iSe fair Homer Smith. Alex Cohen
Mtnnis Raat and 1cccssfully. The cashiers were
kindly loaned anor. to n"v Mr.. RosenthaI 1t was
eleven to thirteen y.sffxr Age ages average from
We have held. Yours resar n% the 'n'fd fa'r
The evening world., 1893-09-19
,HIt.r.oon pyom,nad. 7oitef.

Beige cloth enhanced with lace inscr-
tons; neck ruche and graduated bows
in mordore satin, which forms a ladder
down the left side, where the bodice
and skirt are invisibly fastened; flounces
OF lace also veil the four overlapping
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ceEtain knowledge on this vital point,
1t is impossible to judge fairly OF the
state Of progression or retrogression at
which the National game has arrived
among the descendants OF 10.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Cotton MIL. start Wors

BALTIMORE. Sept. ls,-The Mount
Vernon Cotton Mills have resumed
operations and there Is rejoicing in
Woodbury.. II was stated at the com
pany's office that the outlook for trade
Is good.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Prefers Dogs for kissing,

IN mo fnltOF.
have little dog. and think the world NJ
him Horse Sense can't have any heart I
would rather kiss my dog than kiss some men
There Is no animal in tho world as faithful as n
dog. and I would rather have dogs around me
than some people. A DOG LOVER,
The evening world., 1893-09-19

Congress needn't trouble itself with
legisla ton against train robbers. Every
c.ate IN the Union has a penal code
win provisions to apply to such crimi-
mas. Inc thing is To catch the robbers.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

The habit Of saying sweet things II
OF the greatest assistance to a woman
who is dependent upon husband,
father or big brother for a living. Even
tyrants may be subdued by little jul }
dicious and delcately bestowed praise. (
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Give Names and Addresses,

Miss V l.. H." should send her address This
advice applies 10 numerous other CORES pondcnts
Vro Scrk To this column without giving
thoir names and addresses. These must be
given In each oaso. rubt alton Of them will
be Withheld when requested
The evening world., 1893-09-19

Brunswick's frishtful jack In the box
refuses to get back. Now that he is
FULLY out. the local health authorities
realize what a mistake they made in
thinking they could subdue him on The
quiet without taking TO extraordinary
means
The evening world., 1893-09-19
A Fair Brings "a. "a,



lnclosed dnd 3s,2t the proceeds OF a fair got.
ten up by three little girls for the benefit OF the
Sick Babies' Fund. Hoping this little sum may
d. some good, NJ are, yours truly,
liortense Stein. aged ten,
Ida Klayes, aged eight,
Florence Stein, aged eight.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Effects Of Coi0r.

Bright col9rs make woman look
young; white makes her look big.
plump and clean; black makes her
look slim. sad. heavy, old and dolefuL
Men and children are attracted by
women In bright. light dresses; men
are captivated by flowers. laces. rib
bons and feathers. and under their po-
etic influence naughty boys and girls
become coed and obedIent. Men resp<k1
and shrink from Grape and mournEH
stuffs. A woman with a baby In aTGM
and woman I'm mourning alwaykAxS
a seat In q crowded car Women who cA.
wear white never stay unmarried.
When widow OF the world wants q
new name she wears cream-c olorsd sun.
merino or bstist&
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fr-lls Of the loose elbow sleeves, from
under which falls lace founce. silk
capote, embroidered gold, enhanced
with guipure and fancy aigretto. The
skirt Is lined with cream silk and
at the edge with a deep hem
of GRINDING.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Report Il to the Police.

To The Editor:
Will you kindly inform me whether the electric
Taper can be stopped. and where should make
hts complaint The Taper is in a store opposite
our house. and II is very annoying. II. l. C.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

Tue "orids Fair Commissioners have
AGAIN refused to put a half price on the
less than half a show which jackson
fsrk AFFORDS on Sunday. Dignity stands
IN the way of dollars in this case.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

IL senator Stewart and his coadjutors
would choose hard-pan, American com
mon sense Just now. instead of vision
ary Pan-American silver dollars IN.
country would be better served.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

Now Senator Stewart is after Fan
American silver dollar. lie threatens a
speech on the subject at an carly day
Has Senator Daniel another whisper
rcahNn
The evening world., 1893-09-19

In the course OF a baseball gam. ,r
the Indian Territory a sheriff and his
deputy were killed. third man was
was badly wounded and the fourth had
ms horse shot under him. Yet the re-
ports do not state whether any one of
the four men was the umpire. Without
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Thrse Little Girls.
To the Editor:

To the Enttor
Enclosed please hnd 70 cents. proceeds Of =
fair held by tire. little girls for the Sick
Babies Fund. Annie Hughes.
Minnie De Young,
Bessie Do Young
sos East Seventeen street.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

The repaving OF Park Row has pro
crossed to such an extent that IL is no
longer necessary I" employ a guide to
get across that street
The evening world., 1893-09-19

So far the Brazilian insurgents seem
to he on top. But time may bring an
other revolution.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Four Oh, Made sle.


\ juvenile fair was la
~, "'"'t OF the Sick Babies
FANNIE Bolwcll. Ora w,
Ida Aekrrt. Luffrr,.rS
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Inc Senate 's not racing for a Gun.
II Is going SLOW to please the silver
mugs.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Thirty Days.


10 lhe Edltor;
Please Inform me how many days ! hust Tesida
In an election district In this city 70 have a
vote THOMAS KENT. H
..iu.a W East Twentisth street..
The evening world., 1893-09-19

Ihere are no apples OF gold in the
pictures Of silver drawn by the Senate
obstructionists.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

Michigan has established a good pre-
cedent by catching her train robbers.
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oNstion for Mr.. Nicoll.

In your eredi, o,,.,. ~
Cody not trled;" .rna -, WY
know why Fred Ma l.. ,', ,,,n,, ' ,,,"'
kindly put this qucsti" =, I,., W." ~"
make his reply public, uaa >"", t, "T,
seems 80. " p'i
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Look IN the Bus,nes. pireo,or,

10 lHe Lultor:
ktndly 'nfoym me through your paper whether
there are any schols Of millinery In the city.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
se-rioeabIe Chesp Dainty Prints.

Calico is acling at three cents y,rA
in Grand. Fourteenth and Twenty third
streets. ~ IL worth buying for night
gowns. dressing Jackets. aprons aud pet
tcoats. IL may not wear as long m
muslin. but IL is much easier tn lann-
der and more agreeable to the senses.
calico skirts are Frenchy they ARD
also less trying to shoes and stockings.
fine hosiery and fine leather arc
scufed, by hard muslin understands long
before the soles wear out. Cheap cali
Goes are delicately printed they should
he delicately handled in warm water
and done up in very little starch.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

The sighting Of valkyrie was a well
come sight.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
|NgyEERl[II|kI|{ f'N olNNE:

case made of the stalks. with ribbons
threaded in and out of them. and the
perfume passing through 1t. If, in tims
the lavender perfume becomes duh a
good shaking Of the bags OH the stalks
VIII make 1t return AS sweet as at first.
Lavender stalks, properly dried, can
be used as the Japanese Use incense. IL
few stalks arc laid on n metal tray
they will shoulder a long time and m AXE
a room of moderate size deliciously fra
grant.
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Fair, West New Brighton.

10 me tdltor:
Enclosed md 81 for the Sick Babies Fund, the
result OF a fair held by
Lizzie Froese.
Lilly Shellens,
Phini SheIicns
Jessie Isaacs
richmond Terrace, West New brighton, S. /.
The evening world., 1893-09-19

Again the rear-end collision. Will
these tales of frightful woe never cease?
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Apron.

The apron is of pale mauve and white
printed lainette, edged with fine lacsi!
The evening world., 1893-09-19

the bretelles of ribbon are finished with
rosettes; waistband OF mauve satin. lied
with long ends in front. y
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Sund az.

To the EdI'W:
Which is the first day OF the week,
OTTO RUSS.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
WINTER In the NORTHWEST.

so far no lives are reported lost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-14

under which she labored. But, so far
from feeling angry with her. l was
gradually being imbued with delieh
and triumph. For, as she displaced her
old shawl when throwing her arms
about, noticed that she wore under
meath it q shabby jacket-bodice of fawn-
colored, checked tweed, and this tweed,
be it known, was identical in pattern,
color and texture with the piece had
boarded so long to no apparent purpose.
1t might be a shade dirtier, that was
all Furthermore, it had suffered in
some fray or accident, a piece having
been torn from the upper part of the
sleeve, little below the elbow.
Had the rent been on the undersleeve
I would not have built my hopes SO
high. as dress wears soonest in that
part But not only was the tear IN part
of the garment that is seldom worn
through, but IL was SO nearly the shape
Of nv boarded bit of tweed that l was
positive one would fit the other, and
that had at last discovered the means
of tracing Mr.. Blanchard's lost docu-
uents.
am glad to be able TO record the fact
that my hopes were well founded. A
little monetary diplomacy, combined
with promises of immunity from pun
ishment for the burglary. elected full
confession from the woman Assisted
and prompted by her husband, she had
effected the entry into Mr. Blanchard's
house, and had rausacized the drawers
in the hope of finding money or jewelry.
AS we know, she secured the cash box
and its contents Hearing some one
approaching the door she hurriedly
climbed through the window, tearing
her dress sleeve as she did So At this
point in her narrative she broke into
vituperative language, all aimed at her
husband. who made off with all the
money and left her with nothing but
d tin box and some rubbisny papers,
which / pitched under the bed and
haven't seen since
Fortunately for Us Mrs Jinks wasn't
given to cleaning up often. and the
papers were recovered intact It sounds
awfulIy like condoning crim.naLty, but
il has to be confessed that Mrs Jiaks
got of very easily for the attempted
robbery, and that month later she re-
ceived ten pounds sherewsth 70 buy
some things with which she meant TO
go hawking, May | add tia. she wears
a cloak formerly owned by NE, and
that she really seems 20 be trying to
earn an honest living.
The BlancbardS are jubiians- tor they
hare proved their title 70 the property.
As for myself. the slenderEess OF nv
cline and the uulikeGhood o. success
made ne feel aaioe vain until an odd
failure or two took the coaccit out o.
ne again
Ar. Jinas hasn'. been heard Of yet
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The aahita Daily Eaele riaau suornine gully IA, 1898

ious mother above. The next instant
the escape was placed into position,
and the whole of the jeopariized lives
were saved. What a ringing shout
arose then from the excited multitude,
to rise again and again as the crashing
roof and showering sparks showed how
near these people had been to destruc-
ton.
Somehow. the baby that had been
tumbled into safety was handed over to
my keeping. until the sobbing mother,
with inarticuIase words OF gratitude.
clasped her darling to her breast again.
] had not had time TO think OF my
cloak. When / turned TO look for it
again it was gone, having been appro-
priated by a woman who had stood
near me. and who was triumphartly re
treating with her booty. when she was
captured by al arg,ls-eyed policeman
would fain have moved no further
in the matter after recovering nv
cloak, but was requested. in the inter
ests of public safety, TO give my name
and address, and TO attend at the police
court next morning. When the hour of
attendance arrived, was punctual, but
was eager to conclude the business and
get away as soon as possible. in order
to keep another appointment But
something occurred soon that made me
forget the other appointment altogether
that day.
The woman who had been caught by
the police IN the act of stealing my
cloak was a spare, dark woman who
looked as if she had seen better das s.
When asked whether she mad taken the
cloak or not, she replied sulkily that it
was no use denying what erybody
else seemed 20 know, and then she be-
gan to be somewhat abusive Of our
laws and institutions, averring that the
time was near at hand when every body
would have their rights, and when
poor people wouldn't have to work for
a lot of lazy swells. Poor body. she
only shared the delusion entertained by
many of her class, that rich people are
Invariably idle people, and that TO be
well-dressed is to wear the si2n-manual
of uselessness.
Some of her animsdversion was
aimed at me, as the owner OF the warm
garment she had coveted. and she flung
her arms about somewhat violently,
prompted thereto by the excitement