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The evening world., 1893-09-25
AUGUSTA VICTORIA IS CLEAN.
But Should Sickness Break Out She
Will Turn Back.

The HamburG-American steamship
Augusta Victoria has left Southampton
for this port, n is due here next sun
day or Monday.
General Passenger Agent Emil Boas
said to-day that the steamer sailed &C
cordinG to instructions from Surgeon
General Wyman, of the Marine HospitaI
Service. The vessel was found to he
In a perfect sanitary condition. But
should any suspicious sickness break
out during the voyage Capt. Barends
has instructions to turn back to Ham
burg, ON board are III first cabin, l6t
second and Ga steerage passengers.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
An Outing Trip Which Brought
sl4. 25 to the Sick Babies.

The Sick Baby Fund II further EN-
riched to-day by n contribution OF sl4.2j
from the Spartacus club. This organi-
%zation. which is composed 81 young men
living in Harlem. rave an outing re.
Gently to ROCksiio Park.
Wishing TO share heir pleasure with
the poor babes, n handsome" cigar-hOlder
was rafiel of, the proceeds to be given
10 the fund.
The amount realized was ns acknpwl.
edged above. which tus he'n sent -
"Thr Evening World"
The club Ia u young sat thriving or
ranization. End already preparations
are being made for festivities during
the coming Winter. Its officers ar" rs
follows
President. Charles n. Brock; Vice
President. Charles Iothulz. Financial
Secretary, Samuel Sluman; Recording
Secretary, William Bear: Treasurer,
John Murray,
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Details are elsewhere related of the
foiling and capturing of a gang OF train
robbers In Missouri by means of a
dummy train loaded with policemen.
OF course, the plans of the bandits are
not always known SO well In advance,
and so a similar means Of spelling the
plot could not be adopted for every
case. But the success Of the policemen
shows that even a small guard, taking
would-be robbers by surprise. can do
most excellent work in the way OF wip-
ing out the brigands OF the steel high
ways. whose operations have become OF
late SO frequent and so bold. A singu-
lar ana gratifying feature OF the Mis-
souri, instance was the fact that though
the thres robbers who entered the ex-
The evening world., 1893-09-25
V'IJfs amt CO'H.

White and gold effects were never
more OF a rage than at present. quaint
and curious pieces of furniture abound
in all well regulated drawing-rooms, nc
longer massively impressive, blu
F'renchy, graceful and striking. Decora'
lions follow this am hint and are
much to the same purpose: pure da%-
cling white picked out with gliding is
emph itically the combination of the
.lu.g
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Putty SubsfifUfe.

A cheap and effective substitute for
putty to stop cracks In woodwork Is
made by soaking newspapers in a paste
made by bo:~ng a pound of fiour in
three quarts of water n adding a tea
spoonful of alum. The mixture should
of about the same consistency as
putty. and should be forced into the
cracks with a case-knife. 1t will harden
like papier mache. and when dry may
be painted or stained to match it's sur
%roundings, when it will be almost I'M
perceptible.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
ErVtnO Thfs W'iuter.

frmine promises to be the fad in furs
this year. and n handsome pelerine and
muil OF this very trying but costly ar
ticle seen In a shop were really quite
youthful and stylish in appearance. The
upper portion of the pelerine was ar
ranged in "A fun shoulder rufie and
high collar: from the front fell Ions
tabs to the knees. and the giant nun
was as picturesque as It was unhandy.
The shape made the fur presentable;
therefore. we may expect to see a revival
OF small garments made from the hide
Gus and expensive capcs of old times.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
WILLARD MORGAN CAPTURED.
M%oonshiner and Outlaw Who Has
Been Wanted for Ten Years.

WHEELING. W. Va, Sept. Willard Nor
gan. the notorious moonshinrr and outlaw, has
been captured. United States Marshal d. II.
IIarmsn caught him on Indian Greek, Wyoming
County. Saturday.
A reward has been hanging Tor ten years for
Norran's capture, lie began making moonshine
whiskey and killing people who were in his
wav In 1870, and he has p%rospered and dened the
law ever since.
Last Fail. single. handed. he dlsarmed four
or,ccrs and made them walk out Of the county
before the muzzle NJ his Winchester. The mum
her Of men who have died AZ hS hands Is yari-
ously estimated at from six TO fifteen.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Kansas City Banks Low Assets.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. Zap
praisers OF the dcfunct Kansas City
safe Deposit and Savings Bank have
nled their reports. The officers of the
bank gave the amount of deposits as
81. $50, OO0. and the total assets 1904 900
The appraisers give the assets as 1886.
OO. President Darragh and Cashier
Sattley are now out on bond on fouI
criminal suits against them.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

To cure a sty, take the white Of an,
egg on a saucer and rub into 1t a small
pinch of powdered alum. 1t will become
a curd. Put 1t between two fine pieces
of muslin lawn and bind 1t over the eye
before retiring for the night. In the
morning the sty will be gone, or much
better. One more application will be
sufficient, and no more sites will come.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Eirepince Cushions.

Fireplace cushions of immense size
and Usually square are made from gay
colored cretonnes, mohair plushes, WOOL
len reps and changeable silks. The ma
~teri"l. coloring and richness Of them
are decided by the character of the room.
As Trey are presumably for use they
should not be too dainty.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
WOMAN HORRIBLY BURNED.
An ExplodtL e Lamp Threw Blazin g
Alcoho, over Her,

WHITE PLAINS, Sept. 25.-Mrs. An
ME Grihlths, of Spring street, was ter
rihly burned last night by the explo-
sion of an alcohol lamp.
The burning alcohol was thrown in
every direction. Her gown caught fire
In several places, and she started to run
downstairs. but fell unconscious in the
hallway. completely cnveloped in flames.
Her brother Thomas and her sister
Eta We're badly burned in trying 10
%extinguish the flames. 1t was necessary
to keep her under the influence of an
aesthetics to allav her frightful suffer
ing. Her injuries are believed to be
mortal.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Cut the Baby's JuRular Vein.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Sept. 25.-Two
brothers named putar were playing at
their home last night, One OF them
playfully threw at the other "A short
stick with q bent wire In the end OF II
The wire Was imbedded in the throat Of
r nine-months-old brother. lying in a
cradle. The chill is carotid artery and
iugular vein were severed. and II lied
In less than n minute.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
The Bows Don't Like This COP"

70 the Editor:
! desire to call attention to a policeman who
patrols East SEVENTEEN street. below Third ave-
nue., lie belongs to the East siSty-sevcnth street
station The boys of this neighborhood. ranging
from the age Of thirteen to sixteen. when they
come home from work in the evenings. engage In
childish play, and along comes this onicer and
chascs them. and II he catches one he is sure IL
get beaten. On two occasions while looking out
Of my window ! saw him throw his club at them.
such brutality should he stopped.
A GENTLEMAN s~YMPATHIZER.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Harry and Prince.

To The Editor:
My nurse reads YOUR nice paper every evening IN
me about tho dogs. hue the incest you pn, In
was about ''Brlt's;tnI Pug" | know pug
he lives next dror To me. and he is n nice dog,
but | have a nice dog HIS name Is Prince. and
he is the only playfoeioc have nj times, and
a good one he is, oh, my! when he sees a cat.
then he barks. Prince Is a good dog and | would
like all to know It through your paper. I am
but three years old and cant write. but a friend
writes this for me. HARRY.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
For an ON SEfn,

Two ounces of eau de cologne. a quar-
ter Of an ounce of spirit of rosemary,
half an ounce of oil of almonds, ten
drops of carbolic acid. Only put in the
face bath as a rinse a drop or two of this
lotion to an ounce or more Of water.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
LETTERS.

i7hs column fsJcr the beHe1tor erer y'ody
,rho nos II complaint To MAKE, a 0r'ierdncs 10
trnuidte, Information 10 gre. a question 10
ASK or a iubiio ter,ise 10 dckno'oied2e. drd
.sho can Iut me fdeo no Tess than ~ Tords.
long letters c1unO, BE- printed.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

press car had a brace OF revolvers each
and kept up a lively fusillade within the
narrow limits OF the car they did not
hit one OF the squad of officers. The
policemen's return fire, on the contrary.
accomplished results which will save
the courts some trouble. Altogether,
what should prove a healthful precedent
on the side OF secure travelling was set
in Missouri.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

The fire which heats a lower room in
a house will warm the one above 1t also
II you run the ~stovepipe through the
floor and into a drum In the uppe
room. The drum should stand on three
feet n have holes to give 1t the right
draught. In houses that do not have
these drums a large part Of the fuel Is
wasted.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Put the little things for ~thelaundry,
such as handkerchlefs, cuffs. collars and
wash cloths into a pillow-case, where
they are rubbed clean, and they can be
boiled. rinsed and blued as though they
were n article. thereby saving much
time. Put napkins. doylies, &C., into a
separate case.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

DR.. Thomas b. Enders, OF West One
Hundred and Twenty-frst street, might
"a to his friends: w have met the
fiat burglar and he Is ours" The doctor
had a pretty lively struggle, but
landed his man. So be It ever till Nat
burglars are rooted out for good and all.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Melons.
Stuffed Tomatoes, Cream Sauce:
Lettuce Sandwiches.
Baked S~weetbreads. Peas,
Rolls. Coffee,
Chicken Salad, Cheese Straws,
Frozen Peaches.
Cakes.
Melons.

Serve the small c%antaloupes, thorough
ly chilled. a half on each plate filled
with chopped ice. The stuffed tomatoes
on beds of watercress or parsley. The
sweetbreads, garnished with the peas
and parsley. should he served on indi.
vidual plates. Serve the frozen peaches
In sherbet cups.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

ties of large and small growing ferns
In White jardinicres, kept fresh and
beautiful by exquisite care. No tire
soine bric-a-brac obtrudes, but rare
fans. In the colors of the parlor, white,
green and silver, lie about in abund-
ancp,
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Gov. Flower has said that he relied on
the District-Attorney of Kings County
and on the Sheriff to enforce the law
against prize-fighting, m the Sheriff
has promptly responded by an enthu-
.siastic defense of the forthcoming mill
between Mitchell and Corbett. The Dis
trict-Attorney is at Chicago visiting the
Fair
The evening world., 1893-09-25

DR.. Parkhurst say preachers, TO sue
coed In their work. should know the
world. 1t may be SO. in a way. But It
is hardly necessary to pick up so init
mate a knowledge of the flesh and the
devil as to smudge their own priestly
garments.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Weeks gets sympathy" SO far It
Is confined to Costa Ricans who do not
quite appreciate the circumstances OF
his case. 1t will be left behind when
he starts for New York.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Garnet Snehets of Orr;s Root.

1t Is quite a fad with the luxurious
damsel Of the day to ave her carpet
lined throughout with a gigantic sachet
filled with orris root powder, the result
being that the air is continually i'm
pregnated with an evanescent odor Of
violets.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
U'orih Ra,ne,n brri"g.

Rice four waters, slightly sweetened.
are a nice dainty for afternoon teas.
Mashed ~cranberries In n poultice-bag.
applied to the affected part. will. II Is
said. cure erysipelas.
To restore the brightness OF steel but
tons, buckles and other small articles
made from this metal, 1t has somewhere
been recommended to use unslaked lime.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Yes but Not Inst Season.

To the i.dttnr;
Has Wilson barrett ever PLAYED The silver
King in the United States, and II so. did he
play 1t last season In New York: j. n,
The evening world., 1893-09-25
B Is Rirht-It Is a Catch Bet.

To me F1T'0r:
II A bets p that ne has more money In his
pocket than p has. and then when the stakes are
put up \ declares that he tss more money in his
pocket than b has, b declares that the bet is
a sWinlle. RET.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

The Grand Jury will show o~fncially
what was known unoficially a long
while ago-that the present Coroners'
system in New York has no value.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Fall in Yorkville.

To the Editor:
Enclosed YOU Will ind 81 for the bcneht n the
Sick Babies Fund. the proceeds of a fair held by
charlotte Olsen. Sadie li"Sss.
hEn's lcweit. Annie Flynn,
Katie Simon.
Fair held a. residence Of Mrs. Olsen. 3t Eas,
kiupfip'h street.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Four of a shipwrscksd Crew.

The steamer Yumuri arrived from Havana this
morning She brought as passengers Mate Storm
and three seGmen Of tho sV edish bark Dorothy,
wrecked IN MstArIAs Sept. IS, Tie Dorothy was
on a voyage from Mobile to Hull,
The evening world., 1893-09-25

The country is beginning to ask when
will the supremacy Of the law be es-
tablished in New Orleans AM In Coney
Island.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Two Tunnels, Each 81 Feet.

To The Edltnr.
Could you give me N. diameter o, the funnel
o. the steamer Lucania' A claims 1t is thirty
feet. and that n coach could drive through It. n
claims 1t Is impossible to be more than twenty
The evening world., 1893-09-25
ever READY HELPERS.
Good Work Done BY Graduates Of
School No. AZ.
Ray Morse and Her Friends Make
Nearly $500 for The Babies.
Other Fairs and Entertainments
Roll Up IL Lnrge Total.

Sirh Babies Fund .honll br addressed
to Cashier or WOHI.D. Pniitzrr Build
irg, sew YORK. City.'
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Let US hope that Brazil will always be
q Republic. Let us also hope that 1t
will never be two or three republics.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

A costume for a girl Of fourteen Is here
shown. 1t Is sace-green skirt. accordion
plated: bodice with embroidered velvet
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Ha-lem Ladies' Pig CIT.

10 IN" flltOr'
Inciosed ind check FOR $40 from the Ladies'
Social Society OF Harlem Tor the Sick Babies
Fund. Committee: Miss Frances Loewenthal.
Miss Ray Mendelsphn,
Miss Hattie Loewenthal.
Miss Bessie Caro-,
Miss Ella Shsehan.
Mrs. Rosie solomon.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Valkyrie is a sight for seamen's
eyes. And she's a pretty picture to
landsmen, too.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

The Missouri plan worked finely or
one bunch of train-robbers.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

This ought to be an interesting week
for Brockway.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Repeal is certain" 1t should be ar
accomplished fact.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Those Missouri train-robbers didn't
know the train was loaded.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
No Property Qualification for Jury

VIII . mans not owning property. real or per
sonsl. excuse him from Jury duty In New York
city. II So. what Is the amount ny answering
the above YOU will greatly ohligs
brooklyn, y. Y. SMITH & PHILLIPS.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
The Up-fo- Date Tailor Mode Girl

Up-to-date tailor-made girls will this
GALL wear a costume something like this:
Round bodice and bell skirt. in either
gray or brown tweed, smartened up
with rows of machine stitching and
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Yes. New York needs a rapid uptown
and downtown transit, and a much bet
ter system of crosstown transit.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

The Frightening prospect OF repeal
means a Frightening prospect for bust.
ness.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Menu for a W.ddfno Breakfnst.

Here is a menu for small wedding
breakfasts. not too elaborate. for this
season of the year:
The evening world., 1893-09-25

~ III" T.TTTWT
viii YOU kindly inform me whether a person
ran lie imprisoned Tor debt in this city,
CONSTANT READER.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

September is On its last lap and thu
Silver Purchase act yet stands.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
THE EVENING WORLDS

Net paid Roma Tide actual OalIy
Average Circulation
= Is greater than the combined cir
oulation of the
Evening Sun,
r1ail and Express,
Evening Post,
Commercial Advertiser
Evening Telegram.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
sPARTAcUS CLUBS RATTLE.

ing Company. Joseph Doslger's Sons, Fusseil'
iCe-Cream Company and Bessi a Ueri.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

enamelled buttons, which appear on the
cuff OF the coat sleeves and on each
front of the short shoulder capes; the
latter form epaulets and droop over the
two founces of the sleeves. Straw hat
trimmed with n ribbon twist and loops
finished off with two wings.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

now starring. began their tour as the
craigen-Paulding Company. Now the
organization is called the Paulding-C Graf
gen Company. TO those who under
stand the workings of the stage his
change looks very suspicious. 1t sug-
gests storms. and seems to speak of cy-
clones.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Swiss belt and collar: full sleeves, with
embroidered band and frill. Sage-green
hat, with pale yellow satin bow and
plumed aigrette.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Mrs. e. I. Fernandez gives a short
talk" to the members of the Profess
sional Women's League. at No. 90 West
Thirtieth street. this afternoon. This
should he very interesting. Mrs. Fer
nandcz can be very amusing. when she
chooses to be,
The evening world., 1893-09-25

Heinrich Conried is working very hard
to prepare the Irving Place Theatre for
its opening next Saturday night. A Wis.
itor who went to see him Saturday
found him on the, roof looking after the
electrical arrangements. Half an hour
later he was directing rehearsals of the
German play that gave DAILY "A Test
Case" Mr.. Conried rehearses his peo-
pie eight hours a day.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-06-02
BOLD, BAD ROBBERS.

A Pair of Them Hold Up Train on the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Road at
Coleman, Tex, But Fall to Get Much
Tangible BOoty-BIOodhounds In Pur-
suit.
COLEMAN, Tex, May 27.-The north
bound Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe pas
senger train No. 50, due at 11:25 D. m,
was held up and robbed at the north
end of the Coleman ''Y," distance of
about 600 yards north of the depot, by
two masked men. Train 80 turns here
and runs to Coleman Junction to reach
the main line, where it proceeds to San
Angelo.
According to Conductor Frank Camp
bells statement the train stopped at
the switch to cover the "Y" when two
masked men crawled upon the engine
and ordered the engineer and fireman
to get off the engine and compelled
them to accompany them back to the
express car, and ordered them to have
Express Messenger j. q. Barry open
the car, which was done. The engi-
neer, fireman, porter and Mail Agent
Smith were then ordered to get into
the car and make the express messen-
ger open his safe before they entered
his car themselves They shot off
their guns, and this attracted the con-
ductor's attention. He rushed up to the
front of the train, but when he reached
the platform of the second class-car one
of the masked men was on the left side
of the train holding his gun on the
porter.
Conductor Campbell heard one of the
robbers bid the messenger and crew
good night. and hoping to meet them
at the Worlds fair. 1t is supposed they
got several thousand dollars and the
Santa Fe employees pay checks for Bal
linger and San Angelo. The mail car
and passengers were not molested.
Sheriff Kingsberry, of Coleman, was
notified of the robbery, and was on the
scene thirty minutes after it occur
red. The robbers cut the telegraph
wires, shutting off all communication
east of Coleman. Sheriff KiEgsberry
went to Santa Ana to get the use OF
the wires, but could not get a wire
south before 5 o'clock a. M A posse
with bloodhounds arrived from Fort
Worth and were joined by Sheriff
Kingsberry and his men,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-06-02
TENNESSEE STATE NEWS.
Insurance Companies Quit.

NASHVILLE, May 26.-Within the past
two months six of the largest fire insur-
ance companies have withdrawn from
this State.
The cause seems TO be unfavorable
legislation coupled with heavy losses
sustained, thus reducing below profit
able point the volume of business done.
The companies which have withdrawn
are the London and Lancashire of Lon
don, the Northern of England, the Mer-
chants of Newark, n. J., the Girard of
Pennsylvania, and the Insurance Com
pany of the State of Pennsylvania.
An insurance agent said today that
the authorities had not attempted to
enforce the provisions OF the act of 1891,
making the companies pay additional
taxes. He said that should this be done
the result would be that every foreign
company now doing busi2ess here would
withdraw.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-06-02
A Bigamist In the Tolls.

Charles Lavalla was placed in Jail at
Paris, Tex, because he had been un-
faithful to his marriage vows.
Years ago he lived in Denison, Tex, and won
the heart and hand of Miss Roberts. Of Fort
Worth They lived IN apparent happiness.
Nearly year ago bright-eyed babe came to
bless the union. Five months ago Lavalla de-
serted his wife, and she went to live with her
people in Shreveport, La. About May he
eloped with Miss May Morse, of Denison. They
went to Bonham, where he told her he had no
divorce. She said she would stay with him
without the formality of a marriage, as she did
not want him to go to the penitentiary. They
went to Lehigh, l. t., where he passed under
the name of ]. M. Bunnie, and introduced the
girl as his wife.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-06-02
Abused Work house Prisoners.

At Chattanooga, Tenn, the grand
jury, as the result of charges preferred
by county convicts that were abused at
the workhouse. has indicted two guards
and prisoner. The case on which ac-
ton was taken was that of q man
named Thompson, from whom money
was demanded on his arrival at the
workhouse. He refused to pay, where
upon the guards ordered three men
to hold him while one whipped him
severely.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-06-02
Appointed by the President.

Preside ent Cleveland recently made
the following appointments:
To be attorneys of the United States EN-
NETT O'Neal, of Alabama, for the Northern dis
trict of Alabama Joseph N Miller, OF Ala
bama, for the Southern district of Alabama
Henry n. Clayton, of Alabama, for the Middle
district of Alabama, and A. J. Montague, OF
Virginia, for the Western district of Virginia
To be marshals of the United States: J. c.
Musgrove, of Alabama, for the Northern dis
trict of Alabama; e. r. Morrissette, of Ala
bama, for the Southern district OF Alabamai
VIM. H. Tisdale, of Alabama, for the Middle
district of Alabama Samuel G. Dunlap, OF
Georgia, for the Northern district of Georgia
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-06-02
wearing Hemp for Them.

NASHVILLE, May 26.-The most sem
sational testimony in the trial of the
three men charged with numbering Rev
enue officers Spurrier, Mathen and Card
we'll, was given today by Mrs. John
Armstrong, who testified that the morn
ing OF the killing she met Andy Patrick.
She said: 'It looks like you are going
to kill something or somebody this morn
ing"
Andy responded: 'I don't know
whether l will or not, but am going to
try mighty hard"
She saw Patrick, Petty and Epps near
the scene of the killing about the same
time. The Sunday after the killing
Patrick asked her not to say anything
about seeing her with the guns. He had
been summoned to town and expected
to be arrested. Counsel for the defense
presented two statements signed by wit
nesses which confiicted in several par
ticulars.