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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
l|lDl& RENE.

fncfos. With i-s~er ON Nil ssr-sri. sdJoiasne
hi-~e,lt srsei S~e-elert a. l,slsgt caL sob si a.
small ha uufsrt aring sunrtfhs nesdfns fafsscE.
s-s,or, ard hisi hasc1nnui massive hrisi lla 80
ms nsii, on all sliss ssteF salsaf vat t.at.tf
~hesl steam power. ffrl.f1 si,yass.f r atu
shAftfnE aBd puiirar. nlta steam tsarllF on
parA,uss main t'uiidins a0.1s. ~ith "a. .tafs
bfick ad'iitl1n itstist
fifsi aoss. Hufrn street. forsn - 81 fnii
~tndo~ sdaI.t.d 'of A.i t.la.s..i asis.IiDs raiii
.blt siss fss.f wear.
% and 4. ifUrsn sfnrss f~ts ss-cafaa fo-sr
Tu.sius. each 1ls.os - Isef Fst.sifh s.sh
~ hcrfg stTesi - currs-f - .s.f assis
avenue % rsroms YER, ulo.irTt lne ft.nf
-. ,hefrs stftsf. sufssr Jrf.tsol yea a. .
10 roou.s excellent iocays.su.
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new kind - hchu - composed -
side band. AMI roseitss - pale tur
guoise blue satin ribbon. from which
there falls deep 'rill - the nes screen
tine crepe lovely French material.
shirh has all the appearance - AZ
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puskl.n'. A,n,c. SAW.

Tho hcst salve i'm the world Tor cuts.
bruises sores. ulcers salt rheum. fever
sorra letter. chapped hands. chiIblaIns.
oorns ard all skin eruptIous. and pei
lively cures piles. or no pay required. IL
IL guaranteed IL give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price =, cents pr
hos For sale by reck Bros. druggists
corner Monroe and IIvls,nn STREETS
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>esthsssf cornsf sasss Ds,iss.s sia Prescott
street. ieis, esea s<ss>s visis fr.aas sssliinss
prsfct &, sell ~ y hssis. ios s.tscs
epI~sfte ,ntrn osssts 90 N-ssk iss.is strses,
bod snieh tsith nan-s hals.slss- t4sils1 ss~-s
interest.
- North III, sssso sfr~ssi. 8o-ccss
avenue, ses, t.rssfy dwelling isi s2xis3 ~i.I
at vstiesut sd,uissfas bot. e~sas sis<.
"a bern .e~i si.sss osrEEer ~ sgf3~F-.
sY.alstt1 ftstdenrss perfect sssnd.iso4 sls.a1-8
and hssi ar hssAs 80 rs~sas
Lot. northwest sen.ss ssoss Dislsson end
NeetsEa atcuae, s1fL
lot, snritvesi corner isr,dge SD laDesat
wsth frame balidiass sf4elA. LsncslH T@fi
IsEiE
Lot, southeast thrrnssn stst tas'
stfssf-, i3-Nisn
Northwest cors-r nsli aud ,c,rt.r strrets is.s
stoat l-stxsl n ~ frame tst4ialGkx.
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lutely refused to allow the conditions in
Dictated in the dead man will 10 be car
ried out. The unpleasant consequence
for the nephews Of the deceased is that,
according To the conditions Of the will.
they cannot touch the fortune left un
Ices their late uncles instructions be
complied with-London lid Bits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

- tAns ssenos 1s.t ssssw ttesfys. ekssU-
tso1kliy nns ls-o@tssa. large s~sil4hS. Ia
ssatiso, sltt stost supssEsas ts.s s&szs ssxl
NortL-ssi os.rn.r fstsA sssses and 1.fs.s~.
q LA ssfs isss Issscs>-
To- lots 90 i.sfs,sssss street, sourk - y esitsy
sss-zF,ss.
loo isss ea h~a.so4 sse~ss. sarta 81 SsnA
eaxs fFs,ntS
Lot - Terrace ssssses. sesF y s~itts. SaxAtH !.
vets sis--iFstde.
Northwest corner Naeoif ahd sss<klA<. lo<
tAKl.i With fra me sis.re< saa dssiis1S.
80 SrteoiA s<s4tee tsss<r k<ssssl Issasl<sa
sires-ti t~o sto1s S~ciilss with god kai ioS
Yfses.
- .i-ersy eoraof Jesessss. Ssssa rsssd14e<.
D.
~ NORTH l"sa,s Is-se-rss essah d~siiinx ana
hsFn ss.i i@slJ ~ Issed e.lrSs skecstsas1. ily
god pfSpeTfs.
hafn
ki.-ok a srouna, .-,ossss. estsuains srsn4
Aadis.su As"aae ~ ssllsse t,ss1,.iss sss
the ssrth b, klllr stsses ti.e t-r.s liso. a
property IA this sesisn fss sastssfs 1lsastoEs-
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fsrfssF rus ssaasrs sfH.e
81. I+rt.s aef f.s-s a-~sr fsrte
f.Fser srsrs 49, Ss $50
Tfs s-r-a. rest-sa - 80 $3.50 'lrisrFs -
g.. f-rsf lesttf Hrsasf Hut.tsseg -t.f i..sss
.f 7 -fst.-. .HH tiss
r.zs.-tfr 2 s-t efsra tssatrH--s af a. --arfr
$50 stee - fse fnr rft5fe ~ fie~
sss-e ertr sit e-rfh fs re
Il .ssas 49, ia 4.ts si e eifvrsr Hs
tLf1kh. sssrffSY
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FACTORY FOR RENT.

Tie iarF stsef 49, kiFt saHarfn.rf hTsrs -
farf fnistrs srIsf fass r~ruf-t@a -
firnrs EaEifis 2 a.f 3D. ~ fsHt rfft rsfef
y sef. sf-sfr gf~fr risss sffsf fazft shaffsag
gssiIiF ffrsr hasFsfe sfs-ess e. 90 -tf-1s isf
na AtI ssfss. So frssitsff,s s.a.fi - Hisa-f
srF-s ~~asF.es tssssrsnf sszs - to' hsFf-
Ts-s--setuu k.K kNfns - HspfNFrt-
f- REQ fht Nsrfl go rst ar1rnHt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

pick and nick The custom "a said 10
have dated from lsr,. so that the picnic
10 wholly an institution - the nineteenth
century
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CoMAANDER H. ]. Crisis

kaixn.s ct PysnlAs says OF Psios's
Celery Ca@seasd-h Made
HIN Wen.
Cue II the bess kaowe members Il the
Kn ski. u T., thias In Ohio. 4. j. CEiss.
coaiIn amber u the sth regiment IT ami
f,s,nei .nig ats. s.,s u the remedy that
anasss teople veil:
Il eonmeneed using fa,n-s celery
compound soms tias last spring Ny
trolble wss estarrh ~ tha head and
stomach. I used two bottles and EN-
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r.sil - fsstss tssi f.ftssi sffeet fsssn AffsAs
tf~--s g., F..s hsifisn ssss 80 raf tsstas sH8
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,.-r...s - '-~sfa So t4rra fhss .fssss sh@
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Ne nchbt'k tiiY tfe.saf-s
Treasure. >ssstss.
fstr fs~-.na.fs fsffta@
tfarA H.f = NJ M sssa
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f.s s.srs -ffsst t. a. l..f tftssf 81 ia
Dsa.ls 4 49, - fH.H-4Fr f.sra~ fssr ftsss.rs
~ $50 .r.i...l "a -aeff afr- fsasa tHts assa -
th- .-n.s- q fAs str ff-sssfea Ca TEE
n "a sDAEItn tsfs fss.s~fss.
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ron RENT BUSINESS.

ron RENT BUSINESS.
L,oR RENT Safety der-si, vaults and store.
i No. a Fountain street. Inquire At rnn.ic
stors. 70 o'tsws street. ct
L,oR RENT rurur'ur. r.oms. Three larr.
j Hrcr, suitable fer wholesale furrifure
business in the shepard block Inquire =,
tho me.,c store. - Ottawa street Eu
LNOR RF>T-Three store on fountain street.
i n u and - Inquire a, music st.'ra =
Ottawa street. ar
L,oR RENT -Ofsces and halls in tho shepard
j hlok On Fountain street Inquire o. tl.s
music store. - Ottawa sr'"t. al
L>oR RrNT No ae Canal stree, rsrsn, and
i fof rent John n MARTIN. ~. ~ tsnal
street. :.
L,oR RENT The f~ur storf and ,r.s.u,-nt
eG'i, r.. a. II" r'"r ,,,, 3 l
Th~,ns phone a.. i~u
i wss,herly \ Ful'e. 80 rearl street
fcss-sssoD given Ma Fs rsf',ruiars "
quirs ~ tns-s Putnam. - MSnros s're~' at
ron SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
LNDR SALE CHp.r ~ euiirr eaftt -
u bar lins house Arrl' = -rr'ns s'r'~'' -
l.>pR SALE Th~ s,-asaer .sgrsud Island p.
j r-sl ~-'sfe taken ~ strssne~. Inquire 4
HaniCishi.. = Sss'h street %
l.>oH SUI desirable r.nae artrinr mare
J. perfectly .suuf stylish snd fsst ingftir-
os sadr-@. llrunr't ~ ~ 1srrsfe ate
ffN
NVaNTFp frtnitar~ iar-r. >. ,st. ss,.s
w ssss - fh~ Eresi ,srxsin. - = Narfh
Frsni s,ge~i
lNoR sAIS frrsir-s hesIfh fr-k~. - i-n
j g~rattve nsf shstl 49, rs safissfs sr3
-~.sanrsnt IL - ssrsr = he 49, frlsgsfffss re-
tf~ rtss L y-rrso.rs uh, 49, rre - rurrhsse
fu.i PARTICULAR ral - stvrn 90 sTsriHfaft.-H
Tie rssF-iY enFa~fs a~~3 49, sTFh rs+se
hsi.iaass col so ffvr - si~ rsshf nae 800
sn-,.~s sn oss45.s -, 49, s-rf sstaf So fsssfsH
rsut 4. Gfaaa n@sit. Address 4. Hes
sid .~r~ sH
l.'pR san NJ eaftr~ s.ers ~ '.-f. core 50
p. 49, $685.. &s-ss-isfrif s.-.t NV
hf--,sr saa isss- 80 rafr-f n 81 an3 sfe=f
STREE 1850 49, - ~ - NsftaIas strs-f
s.r..s ~ . hs..f sFf--s fslrf = fes ,Hr-s
&c rrA. 49, - ft'f Hn.f,s rF~ ifftla So sai
- ssfat- 20 ffafs -H --t ~ rvfteae- 60
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Belle PMo 4ddlhox.
For Rent.

Pleasant suite 81 cir large rooms on ground
roor. with Woodhoa.e. cellar bath. we'll. cts
tern and city water, gas etc, on West bridge
street good location. tall early II you wish TO
secure this AZ SIS per month.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
TABDY JusTIOr.

WY Ia the sentencing Of the con-
victed wife-poisoner. DIR. Buchanan. so
long delayed. What Is the cause OF
these repe ited postponements OF the for
mnlitv that ought to follow at once the
verdict OF guilty?
Yesterday the prisoner was TO be called
up for sentence and Juror Paradise,
whose illness just before the verdict
was announced is one Of the grounds
on which new trial Is sought, was
summoned from Boston by telegraph
and was IN attendance. But again II
postponement was asked by the pris-
oncr's counsel md again the Court
granted the request. No wonder that
Juror Paradise protested against the de-
lny, and declared that he would not
again attend. No wonder that he threat
cnei to sue the city for damages for the
expense and loss OF time to which he had
been put.
1t Is proper enough that the pris.
onar's able and eloquent counsel should
be allowed sufficient time to prepare
his appeal for new trial. But he IL
known at the bar by the name ap
piled to a famous police captain. Light
ming Charlie" and he has already hac
time enough to prepare dozen appeals
Is II hoped to help the prisoner by thi,
dsllying? Is the object to play with
justice until the people have half for
gotten the crime and have grown in
different to the punishment OF tn
criminal?
The procrn stina tion to which our crimi
nal proceedings are subjected Is a scan
dal on justice. The punishment of Grim
loses half its value when 1t is delaye'
until the public mind has forgotten 70
what 1t is inflicted. The sentencing o
DIR. buchanan is now fixed for Frida,
next II any further postponement
allowed 1t will be disgraceful to tn
('onrf
The evening world., 1893-06-08
HOUSE 7N5- -HOME.

cred for twenty-four hours. Then dr,,,
the pineapple and boil down the svr,r
for ten minutes more, until II ha
gins to thicken. Pour It hot ovo,
the pineapple again, and when the d,.t
Is cold serve It,
A great many desserts maybe mad.
from the strawberry pineapple, and a,
is often considered better for this nur'
pose than the sweeter sugar-loaf min.
while 1t possesses the advantage Of h.
Ing much cheaper. For a pineann,.
pie prepare the pineapple, chopped fins
or grated, and otherwise made ready
for compete. Have a shell Of n,c.
pastry spread with a little apple saucs
jus. enough to glaze the crust FIJI,
the 'ie.plate with pineapple and orange
strips Of pastry across. Bake the nj.
about forty-five minutes In an oven
quite not for the first fifteen minutes
and very little more moderate for Tn,
last half hour. When the pie ia re-.
moved from the oven dredge It with
powdered sugar and set 1t back in the
oven Just long enough to allow the sugar
to melt. Serve 1t cold.
The evening world., 1893-06-08

To mase an orange ice-cre am CRATE Tn,
peel OF three Valencia oranges into pint Oh
boiling milk. He careful TO use only the yell
low peel nona OF the bitter white peel that
lies underneath. Ada tho juice OF tho
oranges, mixed with a cup OF sugar and the
yolks OF six eggs. Stir the boiling milk grad
ualiy into the eggs IL must not curdle. Add
pint OF perfectly fresh cream. and II tne
mixture is not good yellow drop or two OF
the yellow French colorng liquid used oy
confectioners and caterers. These vegetable
coiorinss arc perfectly sale and often ado
considerably to the appearance OF the dish.
Freeze the ice-cream as usual and dish II out
In lit tie round forms atout the size OF small
oranges. There is scoop for the purpose Of
dishing ioe-cream which serves It In per-
fectly round, symmetrical form IL costs bsf
a5 cents, and can pe found st any shsp sIA
plying bakers and copiectioaeTs uwAs,la
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Ffosrer Pot Covers,

They are not very substantial, these
dainty new dresses IN which flower pots
are decked. but they certainly are very
cool and summery In effect. and so mex
pensive. too. that one does not object to
replace the covers when they have lost
their first freshness and beauty. The
ordinary rice-paper napkins. fantasti-
cally colored In Japanese designs. are
caught together with Bebe ribbon and
arranged about the earthep fower.pots
In much the same order as the more SUBJ
stantial draperies Of silk or satine. A
narrow frill Of the paper about the top Is
held down by a belt Of ribbon. another
circle Of narrow ribbon about the centre
Of the pot forming a puff Of paper on
each side. OF course. the more napkins
used. the fuller the frills and pufrs may
be. This pretty ,ice-paper arrangement
is particularly suitable for plants In a
Summer sitting room.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Out~k NUmps,

Beat two eggs separately until light.
Add one pint OF milk gradually. then two
cups Of -four. n teaspoonful OF salt and
one tablespoonful Of melted butter.
Beat until smooth and light. Add lastly
the whites beaten to a stiff. dry froth
and two level teaspoonfuls Of baking
powder. Stir quickly and gently until
we'll mixed. Bake in creased muffin
rings In the oven or on the griddle. II
IL usually easier to bake In the muffin
rings on the griddle, because of Its
heat. The batter must begin to cook n,
onoe or It runs under the rings. Ir baked
In the oven, heat the pan, and after
filling the rings put as quickly as pos
sible into the oven. Bake fifteen O,
twenty minutes in quick oven. II
baked on the griddle they must be turned
over when risen and set. in order tc
brown on both sides.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Mr.. EIelNBorHAM WAS ON HAND

Mr.. Higinbotham, of Chicago's best
society, has made a three-ring circus of
himself. And In the presence OF Prin-
cess royal. too. He had been cautioned
publicly and privately. by the papers,
and by the Potter Palmers and Chat
field Taylors and P.-Packing Armours:
the 400 Of Chicago hao sent out printed
postal cards telling their members what
to do and how to do 1t when Eulalia ap-
peared among them, and public meet
ings of the aristocracy had been held
on the prairies and there were barbe-
cues even as far out as Peoria. in
which lessons in department, decorum
and all-sasshaying had been given,
orally and effectively by the best pro-
fessors OF these arts from ST. Louis
and Galesburg and Joliet.
Mr.. Higinbotham had the benefit OF
all this. and stll he tore the mask off
the society of his own town and made
1t the laughing stock of the stranger
with the tarara on her head. as the
Chicagoans term the Princesss coronet
No matter how often the papers print
stories OF King Bunco's triumph over
tbs hayseed, there will always be plenty
or victims OF the hand-shake game. The
Chicago journals regularly twice week
advise their readers about the danger
OF inserting caseknives In their ae.oph
agi: still Chicagoans at public feasts
outdo Hindoo jugglers In sword-swal
lowing feats. ard In some OF the swell
est families heavy silver chains OF
fashionable patterns attach the knive,
securely to the table. so that they ma,
be recovered II a guest accidental,
Rulps one.
But the use OF the table knife is
small matter In Chicago society. Tn,
dress suit Is what worries them. The,
cd not want outside people to get oil
to the fact that they breakfasted In even
Ing dress and with all their moss agate
and diamonds bejeweliing their persons
And here is Mr.. Higinbotham goinl
and giving them away by wearing
dress suit to the Eulalia breakfast. H
ought to have the suit boiled of him II
. pig-depilatins vat.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
TOWN OFFICIALS SUED.
New Utrecht Properly Owners OBJ
jeet to the Heavy Gas Tnx.

Mcmh-rs n th" Board OF Improvement OF the
town OF Nav Utrecht. l.. l.. were served with
bill OF complaint to-day by Jacob Scibcrt. jr.,
representing She TnIrayers' Association, which
On behalf Of rsopcrty owucrs hns resolved to seek
relief from the heavy taxntim through the me-
dunn OF the Supscme Court.
The heaviest !Ncm tn the current years tny
levy was 1890 for lighting the streets. aud
this. In a town Of iarely 10000 inhabitants. Is
considered altogether too Ulcrous.
The Rnrd Of Imprhyement consists of Cor.
nclius Ferguson. Supcrsisr; j. Lott Nostr,nh.
W. r. Tennct. John CtSycnhoven and william
kecgan.
The TaXpaycrs' Association held its annual
meeting last night At BcnsCrhurst The follow
Ing officers. constituting tho Executive Board.
Were elected for tn" ensuing Nnr' II. V. Wag-
oncr, President; George H. Rrllrr, Secretary
John T. Jepson, Treasurer.
The Board WIS instructed 10 isSue nm address
10 tn" taxpayers of the town. setting forth the
purposes Of the suits now conIincntSd. md ask.
Ing their cooperation In their prps crittion.
Important evidence has been collected against
the Ruarl of Improvement, and win doubtless
he made the hasls NJ other suits later N.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS,

II found most interesting case in
Sullivan street to-day" said Sick
Babies Fund doctor.
u was going through one Of the
houses Inhabited by colored people
and In the course OF my rounds I visit ed
neat, though scantily furnished room
In which a pleasant-fac d colored wo-
man. about thirty years old, was en-
gagged In vigorously ironing a shirt. I
asked her about the children, and she
told me they were all we'll.
Then ! n oticed that she was not
quite standing up but seemed to be
propped up by chaik. She saw that
l had noticed K, and explained that she
had only one leg. She gradually
thaWed out as ! talked to her, and
finally told me that her husband had
been out Of work for over three months
me Is a waiter). and their small saw
ings had been spent long since.
She was at the present time support
Ing her husband and three children
by such Jobs II washing and Ironing
as she was able to get Not having q
cork leg. she was obliged TO place the
stump on chat while she rubbed the
clothes on the board or welded the nat
iron. " "
at is hard lines on any woman 70
nave to support husband and three
children by odd Jobs of coarse wash :
Ing and ironing For one-legged wo-
man to do this Is, II seems to me
'crowding the mourners. "
The evening world., 1893-06-08

An effective decoration for the ceil-
Ing Of a seashors or mountain cottage 10
= huge open Japanese parasol. from the
short handle OF which hangs large and
sayly colored lantern and around the
edges of which, fastened to the spokes,
depend eight or ten smaller lanterns.
The parasol should be ten or twelve
feet in circumference and will cost from
IS to SO. according to the amount OF
gilt in its composition. II preferred.
strings Of colored paper oddities, each
ending with tiny Jap under a minia-
ture umbrella, may form the fringe
around the parasol instead Of the LAM
terms, but the latter make little
matched board sitting room very cheer
full when the candles inside are lighted
and the occasional stormy evening
gathers the household close together
under the family umbrella"
The evening world., 1893-06-08
4 prrfert BOiIed Starch.

A heaping tablespoonful OF the dry starch
OF commerce makes pint OF very stifY
cooked starch. It's best made always In q
brass or porcelain lined vessel, or else one OF
block tin or agate ware. II iron Is used, be
sure It is scrupulously clean and well scalded
before rutting IN the water to boil Wet
your sta ch smooth with cold water, muktng
It thin enough to run well from the spoon.
When the water in your kettle bois nercely-
is bubtling all over-pour In the starch Stir
all the while. Keep stirring until the opaque
whIteness turns clear. That shows the
starch has been transformed to gluten, which
is the aim OF the cooking. Further boiling
win only reduce the water and make your
starch stifrer. 1t Is only a superstition that
"tweuty minutes boiling keeps starch from
sticking to the iron"
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Ex-s0LDIER YARDLEy ARRESTED.
Accused OF Raising a Check from
the Army Pnymaster.

James II. Yar'lley, n private In the Eleventh
Infantry United states Army WHO about n
year ago, II IL charged. raised n check Of
$Ts.1+ to SSTS.++ issued hy Paymast"r Major
John II. k-rf"r, was nrreat"d this morning by
United States Marshal Trnnth"lh
year agO Ysrdlcy was hnnorabfy discharged
anil handed IN fnrl statements to faymst"r
Keefor for S7S.t+. the amount due inril"y,
MA Tor krrfer issued check for the amount, aud
learned u few days afterwards that Snrdl"y
had presented the check. raised to ShIS.44, to
Assistant Treasurer Roberts. and received pay
mrnt.
since then Yardlry had clud"d the vigilance
of tho United States mnrshnls. who had been
looking for him.
Al th" Army Building this morning 1t was
said that Ynr'ilcy has been In hiding ~ TINS
city most Of the time. II nlso alid that
Ynrilry did not bear II very g,od reputation
white In the army and that his honorable
discharge did moi mean that nny credit at
tucii.d To his record
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Cable Frevities.

The Duke Of York, Princess NAV and ths
Tecks dIncd with Mr.. Gladstone last evening
Disastrous inundatons have occurred In tn,
vicinity OF IGmharg, Austria, In the post fep
days. kossow Is isolated.
The Rothschilds and other French banker,
are declining 10 execute Bouse commissions
as a protest against the Bourse tar.
The Serviaa politician, Petrovich, was yester
day enticed into a house at Pozarcyoc by his 90
utical enemies and brutally murdered III,
hody was then shockingly mutilated and al
last thrown into the street.
The Russian Government has lowered IN,
import duties on sixty French articles In ne
turn for the admission Of Russian petroleum
Into France On q favored footing.
The evening world., 1893-06-08
WORK OF A FlREBUG.
Plaze started IN Frame House In
Harlem.

George I'M. living the nyst nuor ot tho
two-story frame house, bal West One Hundred
and Twenty ninth street, noticed smoke In the
building at 3l6 this moSning.
ON Investigation he found that some one had
attempted to hum tho house.
A small portion Of the hnll carpet and sta air.
way was burned, and kerosene oil had been
sprntlrd alOut.
II" put out the hlNar and notified the Thirti.
eth Precinct police,
, Detective James sullivan wns pnt un tho case
and the Fire NurshRl was notified.
The house Is ownrd hv Richard Fitzpatrick
/ 40 West Nineteenth str'ct. and Henry Rich
mann occupied the top flrF,
The evening world., 1893-06-08
Tho Deiicious rineapp,..

The strawberry or blrd's-eye pine
apple, now in market. in spite of It's
acidity. makes very good compete
and is nice for desserts. For compete
peel the pineapple and cut It in slices
about a quarter of an inch thick. Re-
move the core. Make a syrup of a
cup OF sugar and cup Of water. Let
II boil for about five minutes. Pour II
hot over the sliced pineapple and let
the fruit steep In this syrup well cov-
The evening world., 1893-06-08
BAR0NDESS AS A KNOCKER-OUT.
He 10 Summoned to Answer q
Charee OF Aesault.

Leader Joseph Barondsss, OF the Cloakmaks sss'
Union. was sammonsd 70 appear before Justice
Taintor In the Essox Market Police Court st .
O'Clock this afternoon 10 answsr . complaint Of as
sauit preferred against him BY Philip Ks.slsr. .
fellow member Of the Cloakmakers' Union.
The assault occurred yssterday afternoon at tho
headquarters Of the CLOAK makers, l32 Ssco I'D
street. Ann WAS the outcome OF dispute regarding
employment by Kessler.
During the trouble Kesslsr 10 SAID to have
charged Bsroudess with being dishonest. and tho
latter struck kessler In the face. KNOCKING him
down and dirco oriIg one Of his owes.
The row cAusel ething OF . com motion in thu
place, but Kns.i-r slippod out aud went down to
ths EaseI MarEet Go II and secured . summons
for tho appsArAnce Of BArondoss.
One OF the court Vficers waa sent up TO ths
olosk ma eys' hasdquArtars with the sur uions
Neither Baroudess ncF ksssler could be fou nd
this morning nor would anybody At the Union
headquarters diseuss the assault