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The evening world., 1893-12-08

Europe has another war-cloud overhead
1t has arisen over the Killa arm OF the
Danube River, Russia having demanded
that that branch Of the stream be made
navigabie. The object is To take the
Kilia arm from the control of the Danube
Commission. 1t Is evident that recent
complaints of the inefficlency OF the
British Mediterranean fleet have not been
made without IA keen appreciation OF the
bearing Of events among the powers. All
Europe knows tnat Russia wants the
mouth OF the Danube, wants CONSTANT
nople, wants lots OF things that she can't
get without big fight. a fight for one
means tight for all In the present
state of feeling among European nations.
and no man can tell what the map OF the
Eastern Hemisphere may look like when
such fight is over. The lowering OF the
tempest over Europe might brighten the
commercial skies for America But the
prosperity thus afforded us would cost
the striving nations dearly.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

Directions for cutting the dress are
as follows: Measure the length from
neck as long as desired. allowing for
hem; slope slightly, and about one
fourth from upper portion cut of corner
for shoulder. Make sleeve portions as
full as desired and slope same as Shout
der. Join as shown in cut. Turn in or
face at neck (which Is left perfectly
sauare) and gather to At. Added gath
erings are admissible.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Quick Wames.

One pint Of milk. three cups Of -four.
one teaspoonful Of salt, two heaping tea
spoonfuls of baking powder. three eggs.
one tablespoonful Of butter. Beat the
yolks Of the eggs uatil light. then add
the milk, then the -four and salt; give
the whole a good beating-beat until
smooth; add the butter. melted. and. last.
the whites Of the eggs beaten to stiff
froth and the baking-powder; mix thor
oughly and bake the same 80 plain waf-
Nes
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Shell Canoes.

One Of the curious evolutions Of the
day Is the employment OF the shell
canoes resembling those affected thirty
Of forty years ago as chateiaines. The
cameo is frequently surrounded. in the
case OF expensive specimens. with an
oval or circle of precious stones.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

ra1t IN q regrettable fate that has over
sf4ken the "fighting Sixty-ninth" and the
lEighth Regiment. A costly lesson in
THE value OF harmony and good work
,among comrades in arms.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

Mechanics fate in the balance" Not
3d. 1t is pure franchise. with full right
and freedom to each lawful voter. which
Is in the balance. In other words, It is
the very foundation of the free State
which Is there. Weighed against 1t are
the principles OF dlsgraceful local boss
ism. in utter disregard OF citizens rights
and Supreme Court mandates. 1t
oughtn't to take long to see how the
scales should turn.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Delicate Cake.

Two cupfuls Of white sugar, whites Of
four eggs. one-hah cupful OF butter.
Beat these well together. Add one cup
full Of milk, TWO. and one-half cupfuls
Of hour,. into which one heaping tea
spoonful OF baking powder has been
sifted. Flavor. You may use one cup
full of cornstarch ~ place of the flour.
and add half the beaten whites Of eggs
last, =
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Simple Design for ChIld,s Dress.

Miss Minnie Boliermann, who has been
an operator and saleswoman In the
Union Square ONCE OF the Domestic
Sewing Machine Company for the past
six years, has designed a very simple
dress for the Christmas dolls for ''The
Evening Worlds trees. which she
thinks mothers may find suitable for a
small child. It is cut In four parts
but may be cut In only one piece II
time counts more than the slight waste
of m iterial, as to busy mothers 1t some
times does, =
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Which ?


married q young lady without my mothers
knowledge. but with the understanding that in the
Spring she would come and live with my mother
and myself She now says she will not do 50. that
must leave home and my mother. who 10 q
widow. and her only child and start house
keeping by ourselves That I love her Is true.
but my mother cannot turn ont In her old days.
AK your help and advics In this matter not
being able to consult . lawyer. which should It
be? MOTHER OR wiFEf
The evening world., 1893-12-08
France stin Making Love to Russia

IBy Associated Press)
LONDON. Dec. ga Paris despatch to
the Daily News says that Count de
Montebello. the French Ambassador at
st. Petersburg. has started on his re-
turn to Russia, bearing with him the
assurance from his Government that there
Is nothing here now that Is able to break
the cordial relations between France and
Russia.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

ONE OF THE LITTLE LETTERS
six Z the tiggeet and most magnlf-
cent trees that can be found Will be at
the disposal Of The Evening World"
That's the first piece OF good news.
The second Is the freedom Of five spa
greens will be transpianted and the co.
600 poor little boys and girls will be en-
tertained.
Tree No. I will be In the American
street. through the courtesy OF Manager
I. Henry French. who in former years
donated the use of the Grand Opera
the part OF Nv. French: Il is noble. At
great personal Inconvenience and expense
and on the eve OF new production he
Tree sr genero9s n, o me- Contra, oDsra
no ine In East Sixty-seventh street with
beauty and youngsters on Christmas
MOI M and proprietor Jacob Ruppert
clously promise to seat and take care
sion.
Tre, No. 3 Will be in Clarendon Hall.
IN East Thirteenth street. This IL the
fourth year that Prof Lubn has given
the use Of his music hall and the ser
VICES OF his stafr to the Fund.
beautiful Irving Hall, in Broome street
placed at the disposal OF 1.-THE Evening
World by It's genial proprietor. l. Gold
skin, who will oificlate as Father Christ
mas, Ihis hall Is In densely populat ted
ward, and the multitude OF half savage
little guests Will require all the attention
that the committee, police officers and
Host Goldskin can render,
Tree No. : viii he set forth In all the
splendor OF popcorn, Christmas Jewels
diamond dust and Christmas boxes at
the Palace Rink; In Clermont avenue
vast interior The Evening Worid'' is
greatly indebted to Publisher Norman L.
the Tree sxa MG s be viii be MAIDS s Sns
just as sCon as our Harlem friends have
been heard from.
The third Item 4 Interest in the budget
eral and local express companies to carry
donations free OF charge. Non residents
OF New York may send packages OF
Se toys ana goodies
and Wescott Express companies, and the
New York Transfer UGdd's Express)
and Messrs Morgan Bros, OF West
ages In any part Of the city and deliver
them free OF charge.
AnT Ths E GiesG Of news is the opening
quarters al lO6 and los East Twenty
third street. for the use OF which thanks
are dua VIM, Jennings Demorcst. All
or sent TO healguariers. and the least
ec.vei Ali letters containing money.
however, must be directed Christmas
Fund, Cashier OF THE World" to re-
ceive prompt receipt and acknowle ig-
mcnt.
Now that the trees have beer donated
and the places for the Chris tnas pa rites
secured, nothing remains for the cee-
hiation OF the merriest OF merry Christ
mases but the cooperation Of the benevo-
! lent readers of THE World"
| The children are all ready. II the
| tickets OF Invitation were issued. $1,000
| OF them would be accepted In person to-
morrow, All they want - to he blddcn
| TO the feast. NELL NELSON.
Prays for "Thc Evening World"
| To the Editor
! My papa gaze mo Is cent? for you TO buy the
poor little children lots OF paper To write to santa
Claus 20 he could know what to bring them |
| am Six years old. and when ] say my nraycrA
The evening world., 1893-12-08

e II the conferrees in Congress will agree
20 let that New York and New Jersey
Bridge bill go through the Senate ex-
actly as It came from the House they
win heed the voice OF the people most
directly interested-the people Of New
srbrk City,
The evening world., 1893-12-08
n. WEIsNICS EFT AL,

We are constantly adding to the num-
Der OF our acquaintance In the Old
World. Cabinet shake-ups do the bust
ness for US. Every week or two there
Is a clash between the legislative and ad-
ministrative branches OF some foreign
government. and the lacquer and brio
a-brac are knocked Off Cabinet and n
lot OF new men come to the front to re-
pair the damaged pieces OF monarchical
furniture.
The cable dispatches inform us about
these individuals, giving their surnames
only. which seem to be enough at the
start. as we are not expected to ask
them to our houses to dinner or to Dor
row money from them until we become
better acquainted. Every fresh batch Of
names suggested and sent In for a Cabi-
net is cabied over to us. and in this way
We get to know people that we never
knew before
1t Is certainly a cheerful privilege we
enjoy. and We think we would feel n bit
worried II q week were to go by and we
were not to wake up In the morning and
hear OF an NJ. Casimir- Perier or n
Giuseppi Ianardelli or a Hot-Tamale
that We hadn't met yet. Nobody can
get tape-line around the JOY which
these new friends give us.
Why. look at the last thrill OF pleas
ure which we have experienced. NJ
Gruichs has succeeded In forming n
Cabinet in Servla with NJ. Vuics. NJ. Stan
kovcs. NJ. Mlloshevics and ~. Weisnics
In the game. Just imagine our delight at
knowing these gentlemen--partlcula
Mr., NJ. Weisnics. We can't understand
now how we got along for 30 many years
without knowing them.
We hope that while the city directories
OF Belgrade. Paris. Rome and other big
towns OF Europe hold out new Cab
inets will keep on coming forward. 80
that We can have the pleasure OF meet
ing lots OF men like NJ. Weisnics.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
FATHER AND DAUGHTER MISSING
Herman Jacobsos and Dagwa Left
Home DSc. @.

Mrs. Anna jacobson; lpf sis East Fifty
first street. has repotei to the East
Fifty-hrst street police\ that her hus-
band, Herman, and them en-year-old
daughter DRgws are missing.
Father and child left Nome Dec. 6,
light complies ion. The ctNd wore q
brown coat and red cap
The evening world., 1893-12-08
High Hats in Snow Time.
To the Editor:


was reorganized. In returning from a call. a
crowd Of about OF forty made a rush for me with
the cry. 'oh. there goes a high hat!'' Fortunate
ly, before the snowbaIiing began. one OF them
recognized me. and with the cry Of Cheese It,
It's the doctorI'' was spared.
ONE OF THE DEPESsELEss LAMBS.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
DESERTED BY HER MOTHER.
Fiftccr-Year-Old Mamie Bernheim
Turned Over to the Gerry Society.

4. Castaldo. of 1is Second avenue. went
to The Fifth street police station last
night with fifteen-year Mamie Bern
heim, of zoo East Tenth street.
Tho girl said she had been deserted
by her mother. Louise Bernheim She
was sent TO the Gerry Society's head
quarters
The evening world., 1893-12-08

s.,Fafteen Thousand dollars for trolley
w6tAma", Awarded In damage cases
ytstsrday in Brooklyn This Is one good
and practical way to discipline the troll
ley monster.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

.Rrooklyn trolley cars are to be equipped
I1th patent iife-saving tenders. 1t Is an
pounced that they viii cost S7.5oO. This
Would be a small price to pay for the
lpAring Of even one human life which
nEtght be lost without the fender.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

NO Police Commissioner denies New
Tork's need OF a signal and patrol wagon
Dcrvice. No Commissioner. nor anybody
feise. has yet given sufficient reason
''why the need should not be met without
further delay.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
with Lots Of Wishes.

To The EdItor:
Inciesed you will md so cent? from little Nor
Mss bank for the ohristmas-Tpes Fund, that re-
ceved very pretty badge of IN. L. c. Hoping
II will make some poor child happy. With best
oy. wishes from Little Morris tetzser, two years
old, liz Vernon avenue. Long Island City.
Up. s.--Next year, will send more will save
all my pennies for Sick Baby Fund.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Crauberry Sa,,ce.

Wash and pick over one quart Of Sc
lected cranberries. put them In a porce-
lain-lined stew-pan with half pint Of
cold water and half pound Of grant,
lated sugar. Boil for twenty minutes,
stirring the berries as little as possible.
in order that they may keep their shape
When cool the liquid will form q jelly
about them
The evening world., 1893-12-08

EX-SENATOR Frye will be busy enough II
he confines himself to representing legit-
tAnte interests and does not persist in
Trying to misrcpresent New York In the
matter of bills to bridge the North River.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

I = New York having no police patrol
wagon service. makes spectacles of pris-
OVERS who are dragged through her
stFeets. And what a spectacle the city
herself thus presents to the eyes OF
dwellers in the other and more advanced
municipalities OF the nation.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

the rumors prove to be all too true
Unity and prompt action on the part Of
the friends Of tariff reform are Of vital
importance 70 thu country and the De-
mocrncy.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
GREAT FRAUDS IN VIENNA.
Clients OF Missing Banker Duped
Out of 200, 900 Florins.
ny Associated Press.)

(f3y Associated Press)
LONDON, Dec. s.-A despatch to the
st. James Gazette from Vienna, says
that a sensation has been caused in that
city by the disappearance OF a we'll
known banker, who Is said to have de-
frauded his clients out OF 10000 fiorins.
1t il said that the defaulting banker
has fled to South America.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

- Every citizen who Is jostled from a
sidewalk by the mob following n police
man and his prisoner TO a police station
has right to denounce the authorities
that have failed IN the manifest duty Of
providing n patrol wagon service for
Nav York
The evening world., 1893-12-08

The mystery Of who stabbed young
GAhnr is as deep as ever. But no.
body else" has yet come home at night
.jr9ltpiy wearing a heavy dagger in his
eft cheek. The fashion does not threaten
ito spread.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
lH0HsE sl I|E4f)MEIs |
aSSgzal sls( ES0asnG

and cut hole in the centre: when half
done pour through this the pint OF
stock made from the bones and trim
mings. Do not MI the pie or make the
crust until Christmas morning unless
you entirely finish the baking also and
merely heat Il Just before dinner
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Happy Little CHILDREN.

To the Editor
Find here 10 cents. I saved UP win my little
true love Of a girl, eight years old, and I am
six. We waved II up from Thanksp wing Day
by selling a couple Of horns and faces
Happy Little HENRY and RMMA.
South Fourth street, brooklyn, E. ID.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

-oy. 'dod bless The Evening wcfid' for the socd
work II does" and I ask Santa ciaes not 70 tor
get the little shildreu who have no fnouty 10 buy
paper to write 10 him. I hope there will be lots
~ dolls tho trs.s 10 every llttle siri will get
onc, and enough OF drums 70 every little boy Ntll
in my chimney. 80 I know he wont forget me. l
wish all the liule boys and girls a Jolly Christ
mas This IL from IRENE CONWAY,
CDlotattd) i05 West Ninety-hhh street
The evening world., 1893-12-08
LETTERS.

TN e0en. 70 fcr dc bsn,no, e,uNn,sy ~,
tos'h sompott 70 fadte nrisuaes n vsn,t'r'-.
Information 10 Site. question 10 as: or a pnHfc
epfc> 10 dckHorIei;.. and Wio cua pa! u. idea
into eo thaa ivv uoniA i,o,y 'essrJ oanso; b
pr,ntcd, .
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Saddles wish.
To the Edito

TO tHt FuItOF.
Irclossd please hnd 81 for THE Christmas Tree
Fund. do hope that your Ciristmas-Tr Fund
will grow TO be very large. 10 that very many
Of tho poor waits Of New York viii have q
Merry Merry Christmaa SADIE NJ. j..
Scotdh Plains, N. ~.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

Ehicago's churches are to be thrown
bpen to shelter homeless men. Thus the
pisces Of worship will become literal
pleces OF refuge. 1t is practical reli-
A6ion which dictates this use of the edi-
'dres which are not sacred to the Creator
4Itpss they are also sacred to his crea-
The evening world., 1893-12-08

Gov. Waite is Swing the Coioradp people a very
rigid object iesson the evils attcding the free
coinage OF subernatoriai timber. Washington Post
The evening world., 1893-12-08
French Army to Have q Torpedo
COrps.
By Associated Press. }

By Associated Presab
PARIS. Dec. Sit Is reported that tor
pedo companies are being established in
the French Army. according to the plan
adopted by the Russians. They will
guard the approaches to inland waters
and assist In submarine operations.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
SIX Little Girls Of East Orange.

TO The EdItOF.
Enclosed nud my check for $50. the profits of
a fair held here by Ethel ohott Mabel Coudit.
Florence Decker. Mary Abby and Jessie Condit,
six little girls. for the Christi Tree Fund. Re-
specially yours. GEoRGE P. OLCOTT
East Orange. n, J..
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Little Harry Is Ar Right.

TO the EuItOr.
Inclosed please IND 50 cents to help buy some
thing for some little boy or sill on Christmas.
My papa and mamma always make II pleasant
for me and I would like TO make some one else
happy. am eight years old. HARRY OFT.
6it Righth avenue.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

rs,Ths Tyndail tragedy gains a new sad
hdss from the development OF the fact
nat It WAS a wlfes hand which, by mis-
take, administered the fatal dose Of
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Psycho's streak Of sanity.

George Francis Train declares that Chicago "
hopeless. George ia not so crazy as he has been
Post. Express
The evening world., 1893-12-08

iasIsong Island City voters are doing
f3sopnen's work for the Greater New
Tofk" plan. Their enthusiasm should
yDNEcontagious.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
A Foreign Fancy.

letter from Homburg. the Anglo
Teutonic spa, says that the latest fad
among the fashionabies there IL the
wearing Of Jewelled watch on the out
side wrist Of a glove. fastened in the
sam. way as in n card case All the
clegantes carry their timepieces on the
left wrist in this way, ana the erect
Is rather pretty. D..,
The evening world., 1893-12-08

service OF New York needs a reorganiza-
tton In the interests OF public charity.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

John u Rockefeller says he has no idea>anw rich
he L. There's where most of US have the .sdvsh-
tase OF him. bridgeport NewA
The evening world., 1893-12-08

NJshn l.. Sullivan certainly did some
Thing for the elevation OF the stage when
he lifted Mrs. Drew's company out Of its
tfnsheIal slough
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Collector kiIbrcth Is Back.

CoIl-ctor kil5reth -eturned from Washington
This morning lie declined TO tar Aabout the
mi ssion that took him to the capital hkthcr than
10 say that II ~ss not OF ANY public iptsSst.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

SfIhere is. even y
ffeeh talk about fDEly in the session,
spsrt In Congress, ,aemocrats drifting
f5fstarin legislation bout delays to
3e unfor innate that may result
$sn basis for such take should be
the waste of splendid n 1t VIII be
MY, and. much worse. th opportu-
tspA National hope ana coitruction
tSsi ~ Apce, II
The evening world., 1893-12-08

Hbxcu.ar purportlng to come from
Hq1A ILL.,. calls for the gathering OF
a Cha fully armed, on the lake front
AftributAat daybreak Dec. IL. Police
HIS poSA advertisement to a crank.
lAr markstA however. that the circu-
movement 't6sg.nning OF a determined
p the State pAex the city OF Chicago
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Som. Of M. Kind There.

The crank who applied at the United States
Senate to be sworn In as "a seeond-rate Senator
knew where to go.-syraeus< Standard.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
ButterBcOtch.

Two tablespoonfuls Of tnolasses. two
tablespoonfuls Of sugar. two tablespoon
fuls of water. one large tablespoonful Of
butter. Cook until It hardens in water.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

ylolent beggars are demanding atten-
ton In Harlem streets. Let them have
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Little Edna's Savings. ,

To the Edtor:
Inc,osed please hnd 20 cents from little Edna
Christmas savings. Signed by herself,
EDNA GREENE, DE Kalb avenue. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
EDITORIAL PEN.GLlNTS.


WOeS curious. Y
Is II not curious fact that. while the resourcea
Of the country are still usdeveloped thousands are
suffering for the necessities OF life. and millions
Of capital lie Idle in the bsnks:-st. Louis Post
Dispatch.
The evening world., 1893-12-08

A Mite for Mites.
To the Editor: T.
A mite for the babies MARGARET.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Modification Of Trolley Nui.n nee.
Gov. waI,e's Objec, ,.ss.sn.

The trolley cars make less noise while the trach
are cold -Bridsetotf IN. ~ Ne<AL
The evening world., 1893-12-08

sign the ball for use. Lambs wool, or
old zephyr worsteds. or travelled knitting
or old nubas are all good. nothing, else
is. When the twelve little pockets are
stuffed. attach to the tbp OF each one q
plush orange quarter. Overcoming 1t on.
Then fasten all together as Ia shown IN
the illustration Of the finished ball
Cover the junction of the plush with
the silk with little tinsei cord It viii
take about two and ohe-half yards, ana
fasten to the top little loop OF half
inch ribbon. The loop may be OF any
length or color desired. OF course. ana
the plush ana silk Of the same color ana
shade, or harmonizlns color.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Prays for "Thc Evening World"

'''N = '"' nv F8N'HIITN NUTIW'
To the Editor
My papa gave mo Is oenh for YOU to buy the
poor little children lots Of paper to write to santa
oiaur, 20 he could know what to bring them.
six years old. and when | say my praycrS
every night aud morning M mamma taught me to
The evening world., 1893-12-08
COTTON DC

ONE OF THE LITTLE LETTERS.
six Z the liggest and most magnlfi-
cent trees that can be found Will be at
the disposal OF The Evening World"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-08-29
PARADOX OF THE POLE.
From "The Race to the North Pog, : IL. .Le:-
Cures Md0dzine for Jll'VO

From "The Race to the North PoIs, : III Sds.-
CIure's Md0aztne for Ju'y)
! At the North Pole there is only one
direction-scutb. One could 60 south
in as many ways as there are points on
the compass card, but every one Of
these ways is south; east and west have
wants ed. The hour of the day at the
pole i, a paradoxical conception, for
that point is the meeting place OF every
meridian, and the time Of all holds
good, so that it ls always any hour one
cares to mention. Unpunctual!ty is
hence mpossible-but the question
grows complex, and lis practical solu-
! tion concerns few.
No one needs to 60 to the pole to
discover all that makes that point differ
ent from any OTTER polrt Of the sur
! face. But the whole polar reg ons are
| full Of unknown things, which every
! Arctic expl"rer of the right stamp
looks forward to lnding. And the re
! ward he looks forward 10 most is the
approvAl Of the few who understand
and love knowledge for its own sake,
rather than the noisy applause of the
crowd who would cheer him, after all,
much as they cheer winning prize
fighter, or race-horse, or polite Il can
! dG.te.
The difficulties that maze the quest
OF the pole so arduous have been dis
! covered by SLOW degrees. 1t IS marvel
lous how soon nearly the full limits Of
northward attainment we're reached.
In 1886 I'arents discovered SEitzberg1n
in about 79 deg. north; in ITO H :,dson
reached 50 deg; in 1927 Parry, by
!! sledging on the Ice when his ship he-
came f.s', succeeded IN toucl rg 81
deg. As min. Since thea Ii the enor-
nous resources of modern science
steam, electricity, preserved foods AID
the experience Of centurles-bave only
enabled forty Lilies Of additional pole
| ward advance to be made.